California will become the first state in the nation to mandate later start times at most public schools under legislation signed into law by... Read More
A hard-earned milestone representing a boost in reading levels for thousands of students of color is in jeopardy—even before getting... Read More
Gifted education puts in tension two equally treasured American ideals: egalitarianism and individualism. Over the summer, an education... Read More
Thomas Aquinas College has withstood the test of time. Forty-eight years later, it's still traditionally Catholic, grounded in a great-books... Read More
Having apparently solved all the urgent problems besetting D.C. – crime, poverty, traffic, homelessness, public schools that don't... Read More
Howard University is partnering with Amazon Studios to launch a new program aimed at diversifying Hollywood. The two-semester program,... Read More
Despite all the concern about the student loan crisis in our nation, student loan default rates have been dropping. In September 2019 the... Read More
Students at the University of Colorado at Boulder are pushing for campuswide changes in how underrepresented groups are treated at the... Read More
Harvard freshman Ismail B. Ajjawi '23, who United States border officials turned away ten days ago, arrived on campus Monday in time for the... Read More
U.S. officials deported Ismail B. Ajjawi '23, a 17-year-old Palestinian resident of Tyre, Lebanon, Friday night shortly after he arrived at... Read More
As the 2020 presidential election comes closer, the stakes are especially high to get out the vote. While voter turnout in the 2018 midterms... Read More
Anti-male bias set in after sexual-assault scandal with student athletes, accused professor says. Baylor University created a... Read More
Today, we are surrounded by images — from the television shows we watch once a week to the movies that engulf us in alternate... Read More
The largest, though most expensive, way to increase graduation rates would come from a massive expansion in seat supply to ensure that... Read More
For many Americans—perhaps even the majority, who do not earn even a community-college degree—and for many career paths,... Read More
Americans see value in higher education whether they graduated from college or not. Even so, there is an undercurrent of dissatisfaction... Read More
Beginning in the late 1990s, many states took it upon themselves to institute end-of-course exams (EOCs) at the high school level, tests... Read More
Support for increasing teacher pay is higher now than at any point since 2008, and a majority of the public favors more federal funding for... Read More
As most good jobs in today's economy require education beyond high school, it's no surprise that equipping more Americans with the... Read More
A federal judge on Monday sharply criticized the Education Department for violating her order to stop collecting the student loans of tens of... Read More
Ohio University's decision to suspend most of its male Greek organizations will affect 1,000 students, and critics question whether it's... Read More
It's benn five years since Arkansas took control of public schools in the city of Little Rock, and many residents still say it never should... Read More
School closures are often justified with a string of hyphenated descriptors — like “under-utilized” or... Read More
Morgan State University's enrollment is on the upswing, a trend that's bolstered by a rising number of non-African American students who are... Read More
Campus libraries are anticipating a new era — a codependent one. Librarians at universities in the Big Ten athletic conference... Read More
Substance abuse and mental health problems surged following last year's deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in... Read More
In interviews, 100 teachers shed light on the conditions under which kids learn and thrive; the disparities between schools and districts; the trauma plaguing students; and the havoc technology is wreaking on learning. Read More
