The U.S. Department of Education said Thursday it is investigating reports that Tufts University and an education group shared confidential student data with political organizations to try to ...

Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump and his administration have acted aggressively against international students, including instituting widespread changes to their legal status and ...

Some international students in Chicago have had their student visas reinstated after court challenges around the U.S. led the federal government to reverse the termination of legal status for ...

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As K–12 leaders evaluate a rapidly growing array of artificial intelligence tools, special education is one area where the impact of those tools can be especially significant. When used in special ...

Depending on your province of residence, you may be eligible to have some of your student debt forgiven by your provincial government. But is the amount of student debt forgiven considered to be ...

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Big changes are coming to the student loan system this week, reshaping how American students will finance college and repay their loans upon leaving school as overhauls from the ...

A man is in critical condition after a stabbing early Saturday in North Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood, police said.According to police, on July 18, at ab Baltimore adjusts pool hours Saturday ...

DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. (WKRC) - Students allegedly threatened to expose a Georgia teacher's OnlyFans account unless she gave them better grades, according to newly revealed court records in a criminal case ...

Admissions data once again shows that the students being admitted to the city’s specialized high schools do not reflect the demographics of the public school system, with the percentage of seats going ...

Academics have always moaned about their students. “Scholarly effort is in decline everywhere as never before,” complained Egbert of Liège, an 11th-century know-it-all, in an age when not even a tenth ...