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Haitian artist Guy Stanley Philoche’s ‘Higher Learning’ paints education as our greatest inheritance
Guy Stanley Philoche’s new collection honors HBCUs and education, reminding us that our dreams and history are worth defending.
The College Board, which administers the SAT exam, ending the Landscape program is “a politically savvy move to avoid risk,”…
An exclusive excerpt from Tre Johnson’s Black Genius explores how Black students redefine brilliance through “streemal education.”
Florida’s use of virtual school in juvenile detention was meant to provide consistency — but families say it’s not working.
The University of Pennsylvania has paused a full tuition scholarship created in honor of the first Black woman to graduate…
Educator Dr. Gloria McDaniel-Hall reflects on the lifelong impact of exclusion and what’s at stake for students without federal support.
Civil rights case resolutions in schools drop sharply under Trump as Education Department staff is slashed and complaints rise.
The course, titled “Kendrick Lamar and the Morale of M.A.A.D. city,” will be offered during the Fall 2025 semester.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Saturday that he signed the bill after a similar law was ultimately blocked in Louisiana.
Singer Kelis enrolled her children in an AI-powered homeschooling system, and shares the benefits of artificial intelligence learning.
Federal agents will reportedly be reviewing social media accounts of Harvard visa applicants for signs of antisemitism.
Looking to go to grad school? A new report spotlights the academic, financial, and cultural benefits of graduate programs at…
Kennesaw State University announced in late April that it was ending three “low-producing” programs, including Black Studies.
The end of the 1966 legal agreement with Plaquemines Parish schools was announced Tuesday, April 29.
Following threats from the Department of Education, Harvard announced that it will no longer fund affinity group graduation celebrations.
Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chen launched The Primary School in 2016 to help serve under-served students and families.
Schoolchildren threatened with eviction are more likely to end up at another school, often with more poverty and lower test…
State lawmakers across the U.S. are pushing to use more taxpayer dollars to pay for private school tuition and homeschooling…
As U.S. colleges roll back on DEI, students of color say they are starting to lose scholarships, campus mentors, and…
Mantavius Presley, a senior in Douglasville, GA, was accepted to over 60 colleges and awarded over $1 million in scholarships.