Lifelong email access for students could come to an end at many higher education institutions using Google's G Suite for Education.

The Northeastern University School of Law accidentally sent 4,000 erroneous acceptance letters, including to more than 200 current applicants.

College students are prime targets for online scammers and other criminals, New York State officials said in a consumer alert.

Officials are trying to determine the source of a string of virulently racist messages that were sent to members of Black-led student organizations.

Manor Independent School District, which disclosed the theft last week, says it's following several "strong leads" alongside the FBI and local police.

After a similar incident last year and a major data breach in April, the university's "emergency response team" is now instating "corrective action."

Students who received the personal data were asked to delete it and empty the trash can folder in their email client.

School administrators are now investigating how he managed to send an obscene email to all students, staff and faculty.

The college plans to secure user accounts with 2FA from the security company, Duo.

A spreadsheet mistakenly sent to 297 new students contains personal and academic information of every applicant to the school's fall master's program.