Student loan scams on the rise as October repayment date approaches
Student loan relief is over as interest rates kicked back in this month and the payment pause ends Oct. 1 – prompting scammers to take advantage of borrowers in need of financial help.
Inflation is affecting parents' ability to pay for education: survey
Inflation is taking a toll on back-to-school shopping expenses in 2023 as parents struggle with funding their children's education, supplies and extracurriculars, according to a survey.
Former teacher of 30 years quits job over 'out of control' students, low pay: We've 'had enough'
Former 30-year-long public school teacher Stacey Sawyer opens up about her decision to quit her job due to unprecedented circumstances at her school.
How the best colleges stacked up for the year, according to US News & World Report
The longtime Ivy League university located in Princeton, New Jersey kept a hold on the title of the best national college for another year, a US News & World Report list released Monday found.
China's youth unemployment crisis could dent world's second-biggest economy
China has explored a number of approaches to bridge the gap between more graduates and fewer jobs, but experts warn Beijing is ignoring the underlying issue.
Mom reacts to California judge blocking gender-change notification policy: Trying to 'divide' families
Misty Startup, mother of six and grandmother of two, shares her thoughts on the battle for parental rights in education on FOX Business' 'The Big Money Show.'
Iveda offers AI tools for threat monitoring at schools
Iveda and Claro are partnering to bring video surveillance systems informed by artificial intelligence to school districts to integrate with existing security networks.
Nevada's largest school district facing thousands of staffing shortages as new year begins
The Clark County School District, the largest in Nevada and the fifth largest in the U.S., began the 2023-24 school year with nearly 35,000 students without a licensed teacher.
Stuart Varney: Why is Harvard hiring failures to teach elites?
FOX Business' Stuart Varney examines why prestigious Harvard University hired ex-mayors Lori Lightfoot and Bill de Blasio to teach students about how to run a big city.
Princeton, MIT Yale take top spots on annual WSJ college rankings
The Wall Street Journal along with College Pulse released their annual 2024 list of best colleges in U.S with Princeton coming in first place.
University of Michigan asking students who test positive for COVID-19 to leave dorms, isolate at hotels
The University of Michigan is asking students to "make an isolation" plan should they test positive for COVID-19 and be required to isolate off campus.
Back-to-school shopping expenses to reach record high: survey
Back-to-school spending in 2023 could reach a record high of more than $40 billion, largely due to demand in electronics, a survey reported. At the same time, Americans continue dealing with high inflation.
Student loan repayments will be starting again soon: Here's how to get it done
Student loan repayments begin again soon. Here are tips on how to get it done using organizational skills, spending strategies and payback implementation, according to money pros.
Worker shortages hitting these five professions
Jobs in a wide range of industries have been dealing with worker shortages. They include air traffic controllers, teachers, bus drivers, construction workers and others.
Do good parents have to pay for their child's college education?
Is it a requirement that a parent must pay for their child's college education? Is it a moral requirement? I've got some important answers to those questions to share with you.
Officials warn of 'transportation crisis' as school year kicks off
It's a new school year, but parents and school officials are facing the same problem: a school bus driver shortage. One district was forced to close on the first day of school.
Tips to slash back-to-school shopping costs
Back-to-school shopping costs are spiking this year as inflation hits parents, students and teachers hard and prices rise for basics like erasers, school uniforms and messenger bags.
Chick-fil-A's college scholarship applications are open and available to both employees and community leaders
Chick-fil-A announced scholarship applications are open for the 2024-2025 school year. Employees and non-employees can apply to help further their education.
Ex-transgender influencer Oli London warns US needs to 'wake up' to this child danger: 'It's not right'
America is the most concerning country when it comes to the indoctrination of gender ideology on children, detransitioning activist and influencer Oli London says.
Harvard law professor warns Hunter Biden’s special counsel has a ‘clear violation’
According to Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz, a special counsel is required to be "independent" from the current administration as to not serve Biden's "pleasures."



















