A federal investigation found Harvard violated civil rights law by not protecting Jewish students, risking federal funds.
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The University of Virginia's President resigned under pressure from the Trump administration, sparking concerns about political interference in public higher education.
Join us on a unique hike in the Maine woods with high school students choosing nature over detention.
In March, nearing graduation, Liam Powell received news that the U.S. State Department canceled his internship.
A deaf single mom triumphs over adversity to deliver her college commencement speech, inspiring her peers in Colorado.
For over 100 high school theater stars, tonight is a milestone at the National High School Musical Theatre Awards.
Trump's Deal with Harvard: A Historic Move for International Students
It's a wrap! The fourth annual NPR College Podcast Challenge received nearly 300 entries from students in over 30 states.
