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Schools in Georgia, Florida, and Colorado are set to introduce a new safety measure: deploying drones on campus.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Fayetteville Public Schools for considering race in disciplining students.
We explore issues impacting higher education, including tuition costs, student debt, and visa changes for foreign students.
The unemployment rate for young adults with degrees surpasses the national average. Is AI affecting job prospects?
Cody and Kaleigh Brendle grew up near the Jersey Shore, supporting each other as they navigated life as blind siblings.
A coalition of labor unions and educational groups is suing the Trump administration to halt a new immigration rule.
NPR's Sacha Pfeiffer discusses with Professor Allison Stanger how AI acts as a collaborator to enhance her writing.
Irene Chang and Jacqueline Kline, recent graduates, face job market challenges despite extensive efforts and AI concerns.
Jason Arday's rise and fall at Cambridge highlights tensions between diversity goals and academic standards.