In the coming months, data from the federal government’s new Admissions and Consumer Transparency Supplement survey—which collects seven years’ worth of detailed admission and enrollment data from U.S. colleges and…
For the past few years, our nation has been flooded with headlines declaring the demise of the college degree. This trend was exacerbated by COVID-19, which accelerated a decline in…
For years, early childhood leaders have been asked to solve structural problems with predictable answers: Improve quality. Expand access. Support families. Retain educators. Strengthen transitions into kindergarten. All of it…
The Department of Justice has sued Maryland over its policy on undocumented students. Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images The U.S. Department of Justice sued the state of…
While schools have made progress in technology adoption — from artificial intelligence guidelines to vetting education technology — they still struggle with the lack of resources, funding and expertise, according…
At least 67 grants through the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have been cut off as of Friday evening, according to an advocacy group. Hispanolistic/E+/Getty Images The Agency for…
For decades, hip-hop artists have been invited into schools as guest speakers, workshop leaders and visiting performers. They’ve mentored young people after school; started nonprofits; taught music production, poetry, history…
The messages led to canceled classes and concern among students, faculty and staff. San José State University A graduate student at San José State University is facing federal criminal charges…
To be an educator and a writer is to inhabit a rollercoaster world of hope; at times, you are filled with the excitement and power of possibilities, and at others,…
The emergence of a high-profile “research sleuth” in China who is using social media to call out fake data in studies has both exposed historic failures to act on integrity concerns…