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PJ Morton will teach master classes in songwriting, music publishing, studio production and talent management at the New Orleans school.
Kimberly Diei filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the University of Tennessee Pharmacy School that twice investigated her digital content.
According to the lawsuit, the Ivy League college illegally discriminated against Asian American and white students in admissions.
If President Joe Biden lands his goal of $130 billion for schools, millions of students might still have to keep…
A full-fledged department devoted to African and African American studies has been approved for of Louisiana's flagship university.
Former President Donald Trump initiated the order said to establish patriotic learning in response to the award-winning 1619 Project.
Georgia special ed teacher's aide Maude Jones dies of COVID-19 who her family says was a committed Christian who never…
Education secretary Betsy DeVos announced her resignation and The American Federation of Teachers is not sad to see her go.
In 1856, Martin Henry Freeman became president of the all-Black Allegheny Institute and Mission Church, later named Avery College.
Students and fraternity members of three North Carolina universities were arrested for the large scale drug operation on and near…
Year Up is closing the gap by ensuring young adults gain skills and gain support to access professional careers and…
Connecticut will be the first state to require a Black and Latinx curriculum in its high schools. Gov. Lamont signed…
A Michigan teacher under fire for asking students how they'd "punish" a slave and outraged the mother of a seventh-grader.
President-elect Joe Biden is considering forgiving $50K for student loan borrowers, according to Senator Chuck Schumer.
Midshipman Sydney Barber, who will be the first Black woman U.S. Naval Academy brigade commander, said 2020 protests inspired her…
"We know what “free college” means: a government takeover. Nothing is truly free," said Betsy Devos on Twitter.
Anti-affirmative action group, Students For Fair Admissions, are hopeful a conservative US Supreme Court will ban the practice.
In-person learning at some schools will resume Dec. 7, just over two weeks after the system closed doors due to…