The U.S. Department of Education says it is opening an investigation into Yale and Harvard universities for failing to disclose hundreds of... Read More
Concordia University in Portland, Ore., announced it will be closing at the end of the spring semester. While the university had grown its... Read More
The occasion was the inauguration of our college's new president. A friend and I ran out to the grocery store for supplies, still wearing our... Read More
Back in 2017, I started regularly leaving my office at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas, to speak to high school students in... Read More
Over the past year, eight states have updated their sex education standards, and seven more states have advanced legislation to do so as... Read More
That K–12 education in the U.S. has long been plagued by excellence gaps is no secret, although the terminology may be just a decade... Read More
In six of eight districts investigators examined, they found that workers broke the law by improperly secluding students. Parents say the... Read More
Jaylan Butler and his teammates from the Eastern Illinois University swim team were at the end of a long day. After competing in a conference... Read More
Yale University is spending a massive amount of money on one single campus diversity initiative, pouring well over $100 million into a... Read More
A UC Santa Barbara police officer was arrested and placed on unpaid leave late last week after a social media post reportedly showed him... Read More
I have never dealt well with change. My usual response to change is to curl into a ball and cease to function until I finally get used to my... 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
This paper investigates how legal cannabis access affects student performance. Identification comes from an exceptional policy introduced in... Read More
The federal government is the single largest purchaser of postsecondary education services in the United States. The Department of Education,... Read More
Since 2015, when Harvard conducted a first iteration of the AAU survey, the prevalence of sexual assault at Harvard, and among the 21... Read More
School climate and student engagement have emerged as key elements in promoting academic success. Recognizing this, the drafters of the... Read More
Perceptions that a college education is very important have declined in the U.S. among all age groups since 2013, but the drop has been... Read More
According to a new report by Scholars at Risk (SAR), between September 2018 and August 2019, 324 acts of violence were carried out against... Read More
In December, in the midst of the political wrangling associated with President Trump's impeachment, a news report gave me hope. According to... Read More
In a capitalist world that emphasizes efficiency, we've forgotten how to just be alone with ourselves. Childhood can exist almost... Read More
While the average work or school day usually consists of sitting down about 80% of the time, more and more health research is finding that... Read More
Numerous efforts focus on increasing and diversifying the next generation of leaders in science and technology. And while we have experienced... Read More
UConn has agreed to give a second hearing to a student whose claim in a federal suit that he was wrongly accused and suspended for an alleged... Read More
Five of the former Ohio State University wrestlers who have accused their alma mater of failing to protect them from Dr. Richard Strauss have... Read More
Lawrence V. Ray showed up at his daughter's elite college, in a New York City suburb, in late 2010, shortly after being released from prison,... Read More
For Black and Brown children in the United States, a major part of their schooling experience is associated with White female teachers who have no understanding of their culture. That was certainly my experience. My K-12 schooling was filled with White teachers who, at their core, were good people but unknowingly were murdering my spirit with their lack of knowledge, care, and love of my culture. Read More
