Browsing: Education

To the editor: I was absolutely appalled at the anonymous AP Literature and Composition reader’s summary of his time in Salt Lake City. I was even more…

Despite federal attitudes and policies toward international students, demand to study in the U.S. remains high. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | Getty Images…

In April 2024, Hannah, a teacher in a Kent primary school where she is in charge of music, thought she had successfully set up weekly drum…

The judge denied a motion for a preliminary injunction to block the anti-DEI law. Just_Super/iStock/Getty Images Plus Ruling in part that professors lack First Amendment protections…

Academic researchers are worried that the government’s plans to stop investing in the development of messenger RNA vaccines, a technology university scientists first used to help…

As rumors swirl that Harvard University will soon capitulate to the Trump administration and pay a $500 million fine, it’s important to speak out against university officials…

Gov. Braun has appointed the entire board at Indiana University. Anna Moneymaker/Staff/Getty Images North America This article has been updated to reflect changes to WFYI’s original…

When Ar’reiona Green was accepted to Sacramento State last year, she knew she would need books and school supplies. She didn’t expect to need a toolbox.…

Ever since 15 private colleges and universities teamed up to launch the Common App 50 years ago, the college admissions form has shifted practices and technology…

Three of my four children have had full EHCPs. These are education, health and care plans, which means each child’s needs have been assessed and documented.…