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The presidential election pushed grassroots proposals to make public college free into the mainstream. But should these plans stay there? And if so, in what fo...
A new report finds that state funding for higher education continues to show growth overall, but each state has its own tale to tell, particularly those that ar...
The The Civil Right Project at UCLA’s last national look at charter schools, in 2010, found that racial and ethnic isolation of minorities is far more common ...
In a journalism class at the University of Central Florida Nicholson School of Communication, students learn how to pitch to an editor and tell stories — prac...
While the number of Latino teachers has increased in recent years to represent nearly 8 percent of the teacher workforce, the growth has not kept pace with stud...
The Education Writers Association spoke with Gregory Wolniak, a researcher who’s the co-publisher of a book that highlights some of the best research on the e...
President Obama has renamed the My Brother’s Keeper initiative he created to close the opportunity gaps faced by black and Latino males, hoping the new monike...
More Americans are pursuing graduate degrees, but it’s the students from wealthier backgrounds who are most likely to earn the degrees that pay the most, a ne...
The outgoing Obama administration placed for-profit colleges under a great deal of scrutiny....
