Education

The Department of Education on Thursday approved 18,000 loan forgiveness applications from former ITT Technical Institute students.

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Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Tuesday to protect higher education institutions in the state from espionage and intellectual property theft carried out by China’s Communist Party.

The cost of college tuition has ballooned in the past two decades, and it's causing students to take out more debt than ever. Here's how to save money on student loans amid rising secondary education costs.

The Biden administration said this week that undocumented college students can receive federal funding intended to help pay for expenses like food, housing and child care

"The Proximity Principle" author Ken Coleman reacts to a new "state of personal finance" study that found 53% of student loan borrowers have regrets.

Rowan University president Ali Houshmand discusses giving students a $1,000 incentive to get the coronavirus vaccine

Prom season is back for the first time since the pandemic hit a year ago, but the night will look much different than in years past.

The U.S. Department of Education announced that former Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, Richard Cordray, will be chief operating officer of federal student aid.

The Biden administration on Tuesday said it was easing travel restrictions on Chinese and other international students into the United States this fall, a change that could provide financial help to some colleges whose enrollments declined during the coronavirus pandemic.

The report analyzed infection rates on an hourly basis within schools that allowed for in-person instruction in North Carolina and Wisconsin as well as within the Duke Health system.

In smaller cities nationwide, the millennial generation helped add new craft breweries, condominiums and liberal voters to these once more-conservative places

Tampa Bay QB Tom Brady is taking his skills off the field to the start-up world.

The Biden administration is reportedly teeing up another massive economic spending package that's focused on child care, paid family leave and other domestic priorities.

A Connecticut middle school teacher who raised $41,000 to help hundreds of his struggling neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic got an unwelcome surprise for his charitable efforts: a form stating he could owe $16,031 in income taxes.

The president for the American Federation of Teachers took to Twitter Friday evening to announce that over 100 percent of mothers with young children left their jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic to handle childcare responsibilities at home.

Democrats made schools a priority in their $1.9 trillion relief bill, but data shows a majority of students continue to learn remotely at least part of the time.

The Aviate Academy will enroll 100 students in 2021, with the school's first class of 20 pilots set to begin their studies in the third quarter in Phoenix. The class will graduate sometime in the first half of 2022. 

San Diego Unified School District parent Bonnie Jimenez discusses migrant students having access to in-person teaching while her daughter is still taking virtual classes.

The Biden administration on Tuesday announced that it's suspending the collection of more than 1 million federally guaranteed student loans