Schools across the U.S. are implementing cellphone bans, like Kentucky's, to enhance student focus and engagement.
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Minnesota Republicans face backlash for welcoming influencers like Nick Shirley amid child care fraud claims.
NPR's Scott Simon discusses with Emmy Martin the revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's ties to higher education.
At the Illinois Future City competition, 16 middle school teams showcased innovative city concepts with vertical farms.
U.S. colleges received over $5 billion in foreign gifts in 2025, with Qatar contributing over 20% of the total.
Millions of student loan borrowers aren’t repaying their loans – and default numbers are up
Roughly a million borrowers defaulted on federal student loans last year, with millions more sliding into delinquency.
The Pentagon cuts ties with Harvard, ending military programs. Tensions with the Trump administration continue.
A government watchdog report reveals the Trump administration's staff cuts at the Education Department cost taxpayers millions.
During the pandemic, some Pittsburgh students with disabilities missed specialized services. Schools now aim to recover.