Education

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Board of Trustee member Marty Kotis outlines why the elite university has created the Civic Life and Leadership School.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey calls out the "shameful behavior" by school officials who brought middle school students to a drag performance, threatening legal action.

The makers of ChatGPT have introduced a new tool that may help educators distinguish between a text written by AI and a text written by humans.

Former teacher Maggie Perkins explains why she chose to abandon her career to work at her local Costco.

A Florida mom is taking a school district to court after she says she is being denied in-person volunteer opportunities due to what she does for work.

When I graduated from high school I first thought that I wanted to get a college degree but over the years I realized that construction skills will always be in demand. I'm glad I did.

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has helped divert millions of dollars in federal funds to organizations associated with his wife Gayle Manchin in recent years.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order on his first full day in office to remove college degree requirements for 92% of state jobs.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares explains why he announced a civil rights investigation into schools that reportedly delayed notifying students of merit awards.

Fidelity is pledging $250 million as part of an effort to give Black, Latino and historically underserved students access to post-secondary education and support.

School districts are banning a new artificial intelligence-powered chatbot that can respond to prompts on demand, such as writing complex essays.

Schools around the country are updating their policies in response to a new artificial intelligence program ChatGPT that has spawned cheating concerns.

FOX Business host Stuart Varney discusses Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis cracking down on progressive policies in universities and the impact it will have on his political future.

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York discusses freedom of speech and expression on US college campuses as more professors fear losing their jobs

Students slammed by the pandemic and the choices politicians made to shut schools, are behind developmentally both socially and with concepts such as math.

Three students at the University of Southern California filed a lawsuit this week alleging the university used doctored rankings to entice students to enroll in online programs.

Undergraduate students on University of California campuses are reportedly stressed by the impact of a now month-long strike of tens of thousands of academic workers.

Millions of borrowers received erroneous emails notifying them they were approved for Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. Here’s what to do if you don’t qualify.

Mike and Dianne Morey are donating their entire classic car collection, estimated to be worth $2 million, to Northwood University, a small private institution in Midland, Michigan.

President Biden's program to cancel student loans remains blocked, but the Supreme Court has agreed to pick up the case in late winter.