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Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, resigned amid plagiarism claims and was found dead at 41.
A federal judge in Boston has dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit claiming Harvard failed to protect students from antisemitism.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Administration Lawsuit Against Harvard
A judge in Boston dismisses a lawsuit accusing Harvard of ignoring harassment of Jewish students, citing lack of evidence.
NPR's Leila Fadel discusses with Shea Vance a University of Michigan initiative to drop letter grades for some freshmen.
This year, LAUSD faces a challenge: limiting screen time for students. Teachers adapt to new rules and transitions.
Student athletes in Texas face brutal heat as new safety rules, including wet-bulb globe temperature checks, are implemented.
The Trump administration proposes changes to Head Start, giving states more control. Advocates express concerns.
The Trump administration proposes changes to Head Start, reducing federal standards and increasing state control.