Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III has resigned following intense political backlash over a professor's lecture on gender identity.
Emory University will offer free tuition to undergraduates from families with annual incomes under $200,000, starting in Fall 2026 with its new program.
One week after a fatal shooting, Utah Valley University students returned to a campus with enhanced security, extensive support services, and a somber mood.
The ACLU of Ohio is suing The Ohio State University, alleging the school violated a student's rights by expelling him for his social media posts.
A federal judge has paused the suspension of Loudoun County students who were punished after complaining about a transgender student in the boys' locker room.
The Hallsville School Board is holding its monthly meeting, which follows the recent placement of two employees on paid leave over social media posts.
Public satisfaction with K-12 education in the U.S. has dropped to a record low of 35%, a new Gallup poll reveals, with few Americans optimistic about its direction.
A coalition of University of California unions and academic groups has sued the Trump administration, alleging an unlawful campaign to control universities using federal funding freezes.
Wake Forest University will offer free tuition to North Carolina students from families with incomes under $200,000, starting with the Fall 2026 class.
A new report from Georgetown University projects the U.S. will face a shortage of 5.25 million skilled workers by 2032 as educated workers retire.
A lockdown at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School in Massachusetts was lifted after police determined a threatening call about a bomb was a hoax.
Four years after Afghanistan's de facto authorities banned girls from high school, over 2.2 million young women remain out of classrooms, facing a future of limited opportunities.
