The halt in federal funding for CAMP affects thousands of migrant students, leaving colleges scrambling to support them.
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Young Podcaster Enthralls with Monster Tales
Ryan Betts-Ng, 11, charms NPR judges with "Monster Madness," a creative podcast exploring Bigfoot legends.
In a new court filing, the AFT urges action on loan cancellation before tax changes hit, impacting many borrowers.
UC Berkeley faces backlash for sharing names with Trump officials in an antisemitism probe, raising academic freedom concerns.
A surge in high-profile shootings raises concerns about gun violence, school safety, and politically motivated attacks.
Denver college offers a BA in Mariachi music, blending cultural and music education with business skills for careers.
Earl Richardson, former president of Morgan State University, led a pivotal lawsuit highlighting funding inequities.
Chancellor Sonya Christian discusses the impact of federal funding cuts on California's community colleges and students.
Should college campuses be open to the outside community? Schools question this after recent campus shootings.
Roanoke College's varsity football returns after 81 years, aiming to boost enrollment and campus spirit.