Kimberly Richey, a Florida education official, made her case Thursday about why she should lead the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, pledging “unwavering” support
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An estimated 20 percent of college students experience housing insecurity and 14 percent experience homelessness, according to fall 2024 data from Trellis Strategies. Yet many colleges are
Grant House, the plaintiff in a now settled antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA, swam for Arizona State University. Michael Reaves/Getty Images Federal district judge Claudia
You, who made the dreams of your immigrant families come true by earning your college degrees, are what America needs right now. You, who yourselves
Last month, Peter Hans, president of the University of North Carolina system, casually dropped a bombshell announcement that the system and others were in talks
Earlier this spring, I was one of hundreds of college, university and scholarly society leaders to sign “A Call for Constructive Engagement” published by the
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Being arrested by armed riot police on my own campus was not, somehow, the most jarring thing that has happened to me since the spring
As classrooms across the country become more linguistically diverse, educators face a growing challenge: ensuring that every student, regardless of English proficiency, can access learning,
Chronic absence, defined as missing 10 percent or more of school or about 18 school days in a year, is a national crisis. It peaked