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A Providence College security guard from Nigeria will finally get to visit his family after 11 years, thanks to some…
Even when schools regulate or ban cellphones, it’s hard for teachers to enforce it. Constant buzzes are occupying critical brain…
Head Start teachers — 70% of whom have degrees — earn $39,000 a year on average, far less than public school teachers…
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore hopes to become the second HBCU in the nation to train veterinarians.Â
Texas' DEI ban has led to some significant changes across college campuses, especially at the University of Texas at Austin.
Colleges have had to deal with efforts to end DEI on campus. But making good on equity’s promise to Black…
In an effort to acknowledge and address its racist past, Yale University has issued an apology for its historical connection…
Zimbabwe Vice President Constantino Chiwenga seeks to block a scholarship for LGBTQ+ students, drawing backlash from human rights groups.
Democratic lawmakers are pushing a package of bills to expand resources, including funding and nutrition, for college students.
As U.S. schools respond to a youth mental health crisis, they face hurdles to getting parents on board with treatment.
Eleise Richards has dedicated her time and resources to reducing obstacles Black and brown students face when attending an HBCU.
Several universities will collectively pay $104.5 million to settle a lawsuit accusing them of considering prospective students' wealth.
A Jamaican school with 30 sets of twins is making it easier for parents to ensure their children receive the…
Florida's State Board of Education contends taxpayer monies would stop funding college programs classifying people by sex or race.
Baltimore County Public Schools is investigating an alleged recording of a principal making disparaging remarks about Black pupils and staff.
Despite a decrease in Black male teachers and an education landscape of culture wars and safety issues, a new generation…
Houston research institution Rice University is offering an "Afrochemistry" class that will be taught by Rice graduate Dr. Brooke Johnson.
In a letter, Southwest Allen County Schools Superintendent Park Ginder urged parents to talk to their kids about proper internet…
After the pandemic, families with children that should have been in school have struggled to re-enroll for a number of…
Dorothy Jean Tillman received an associate's degree at age 10, bachelor's at 12, and a master's degree by age 14.