College program may become model in preventing gambling addictionTowson University created a program that offers students tips on how to avoid too much online gambling, which can be easily done from a smartphone.
New Mexico will offer free feminine hygiene products in schoolThe bill would require public schools to offer free feminine hygiene products in women's, men's and gender-neutral bathrooms.
Students at prestigious women's college vote to accept trans menStudents at Wellesley College believe the school should be more inclusive in its application process.
Lunchables could soon appear on school lunch menusKraft Heinz is creating special versions of two Lunchables varieties that will meet federal school lunch standards.
Nonprofit helps refugees, immigrant women become teachers in USA new initiative is not only getting teachers into classrooms; it’s also helping refugees in America re-start their lives.
Oregon eyes mandate for climate change lessons in schoolsDozens of Oregon high schoolers submitted support of the bill, saying they care about climate change deeply.
Johns Hopkins' pioneering COVID tracking center comes to a closeThe Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center will cease its data collection and reporting efforts on March 10.
Jaded with education, more Americans are skipping collegeFewer college graduates could worsen labor shortages in fields from health care to information technology.
U.S. News' college rankings might soon be a thing of the pastIncreased scrutiny surrounding the information colleges are submitting to boost their rankings might put the system out of power.
More college admissions are going 'test optional' for SAT, ACTAs more colleges do away with standardized test requirements, research shows hopeful students may have a fairer chance of admission.
Vermont's last one-room schoolhouse carries on 170-year-old traditionFirst opened in the 1850s, a 1,200-square-foot schoolhouse in Elmore, Vermont, has served generations of students over the last century and a half.
How is artificial intelligence changing education?There's a new frontier in the world of higher education — artificial intelligence. More specifically, it's AI that can generate text like ChatGPT.
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There's a push to train more ironworkersApprenticeship programs that offer free on-the-job training are available across the country.
SoFi sues to block Biden's student loan repayment pauseThe lawsuit filed by SoFi Bank questions the legality of the latest extension and claims it has cost the company up to $8 million in lost profits.
Columbia is first Ivy League to permanently drop SAT, ACT requirementsThe school's pandemic-era hold on standardized testing will be the new norm for applicants.
Inside the movement to ban books at libraries and in schoolsBooks written by or about members of the LGBTQ community and people of color are reportedly challenged the most.
Professor tries to break record by living underwater for 100 daysOne scientist wants to "look where we've never looked before."
Apprenticeships are a rare opportunity for bipartisanship in CongressThere isn't a lot Congress can agree on, but it seems both Democrats and Republicans can come together in supporting apprenticeship programs.
Supreme Court questions Biden's ability to forgive student loansProponents of student loan forgiveness point out the rising cost of education in recent decades, while opponents say the plan is too costly.
Stop W.O.K.E. Act is keeping some Florida professors from teachingGov. Ron DeSantis signed the Stop W.O.K.E. Act into law in 2022, restricting how race can be taught in Florida schools and erasing some classes.
Bullying is rising in schools. How are districts responding?In December, Pew Research released a survey showing an increase in reported cyberbullying since 2020.
Parents train education advocates to help children succeed in schoolThe pandemic erased two decades of progress in reading and math scores for American students, and students of color fell behind even further.
New efforts to help adults earn their high school diplomasPeople who didn't graduate high school make roughly $180 less a week than those who are in the workplace with just a high school diploma.
Culinary Academy of Las Vegas helps drive a historic employment rateThe academy says it's making it so anybody interested in the hospitality sector can take that next big step in their career.
Student loan forgiveness to be debated at Supreme CourtAccording to College Board, recent graduates with debt in our country usually owe around $28,400.
The importance of HBCUs as they grow in popularityRooted in Black culture and traditions, historically Black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, are seeing higher enrollment.
West Virginia bill would allow concealed carry on college campusesThe bill strictly prohibits the open carry of a firearm on campus. It also prohibits guns in areas with a capacity of more than 1,000 people.
Police: Schools in numerous states dealing with hoax threat callsLast year, education experts said false threats of school violence are happening more and more across the country.
Chicago nonprofit is sparking kids' interest in STEMSparkShop is helping kids build positive associations with STEM to hopefully one day attract them to the engineering field.
In the 'collegiest' town, there are more schools than traffic lightsAlfred University is one of two colleges in town, the other is Alfred State, part of the State University of New York system.
