‘Dreamers’ celebrate graduation despite DACA uncertainty
“They realize this may be their one shot, and they’ve worked too hard and come too far to give up.”…
‘The lack of faculty is going to kill our rural schools’
A national shortage of vocational instructors has hit remote colleges that are often responsible for keeping their towns afloat.
Colleges and businesses team up to fill demand for skilled workers
One state tries industry partnerships to close the divide between what college students learn and employers need.
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What you need to know about the tax law and education
The new tax law’s education-related changes include allowing parents to use up to $10,000 from their tax-free 529 college savings account to help pay for private or religious schools for any grade. Alyson Klein of Education Week and Anya Kamenetz…
The stress of working jobs to financially support themselves and their families while attending high school hits undocumented teens disproportionally hard. Three young people describe their paths to higher education.
A Republican bill that would eliminate key loan subsidies for college students and give a boost to for-profit colleges has passed the first major hurdle in the House of Representatives.
The wave of sexual allegations from Hollywood to Washington has left many U.S. colleges weighing whether to revoke honorary degrees and other accolades.
Faced with high illiteracy rates among city residents and an extremely competitive job market, the nation's capital is experimenting with adult education.
ATLANTA — A business major at Clark Atlanta University, Delaina Mims said she spends at least eight hours a day at the Robert W. Woodruff Library. “It’s a good space and it’s better than being by yourself,” said Mims, who…
