When the grad student threatened to publicize their embarrassing correspondence, he reported her. But the university decided he was the... Read More
In health care, financial services, software development — even law — apprenticeships are offering an alternative to paying... Read More
For the first time, U.S. manufacturing workers with college degrees will soon outnumber those without. It's part of a shift to automation... Read More
An Education Department investigation revealed universities failed to report more than a billion dollars in foreign funding, which officials... Read More
When the Every Student Succeeds Act became law four years ago, it was hailed as a bipartisan example of reasoned policymaking, successfully... Read More
Results from the latest round of testing by the National Assessment of Educational Progress are disappointing, with national averages... Read More
A video released by the country's largest national teachers union featuring Elizabeth Warren offering a full-throated defense of traditional... Read More
Title VI prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color or and national origin in programs and activities receiving federal financial... Read More
Harvard's graduate student union began its strike Tuesday at midnight after more than a year of contract negotiations with the... Read More
The last year has been a difficult time for the US's top universities. In March, a number of top schools including Stanford, Yale, and... Read More
Women's soccer coach Brendan Faherty left Yale Athletics amid allegations of impropriety with his former players at the University of New... Read More
Emails show a Donald Trump re-election campaign official personally asked UF Student Body President Michael Murphy in September to bring... Read More
A world where news outlets categorically refuse to contact certain kinds of sources — a world where news outlets let third-party groups... Read More
A district's decision about whether to close an under-performing school or make efforts to improve it is complicated. When considering... Read More
The tenor of these provocative ideas is resonating with the American public. Support for increasing teacher pay is higher now than at any... Read More
A new national poll of America's 18- to 29- year-olds by the Institute of Politics (IOP) at Harvard Kennedy School finds fifty-two percent... Read More
Research-based initiatives should drive what happens in classrooms and schools. However, too often we see that new education initiatives fade... Read More
In the US higher education system, community colleges are heavy lifters: while they make up only about a quarter of the nation's... Read More
College closures cost students, taxpayers and communities. Should we protect failing institutions? The U.S. Department of Education has... Read More
The performance of American 15-year-olds in reading and math has remained stagnant for the past two decades according to results released... Read More
The newest reading and math results from the Programme for the International Assessment of Student Achievement (PISA) are out… and no... Read More
More than 100 irate Queens parents demanded the cancellation of a Department of Education school diversity meeting in Jamaica Thursday night... Read More
Democratic presidential candidates, including Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren, have presented an array of... Read More
Rich kids are the worst. They play lacrosse. They get private yoga instruction. For all we know, they may even have horses. Their parents... Read More
A union-managed fund to assist Sandy Hook first responders mysteriously lost $104,000 and cannot explain why. It took most of the... Read More
President Trump is demanding aides present a plan to tackle student debt and the rising cost of a college education, worried that he has no... Read More
Chicago's teachers voted to return to school on Friday after tentatively agreeing to a new five-year contract, ending a strike that kept the city's 300,000 public school students out of the classroom for 11 days. The vote, which Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday afternoon, came a day after the union had agreed to the new deal. The teachers had continued to strike Thursday over a disag Read More
