In a recent piece in The New Yorker, “What Happens After AI Destroys College Writing?,” Hua Hsu tells a story that will be familiar to
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New research finds peer instruction models may be less impactful for students with lower standardized test scores than their higher-achieving peers. miodrag ignjatovic/E+/Getty Images
Economic uncertainty—the kind that dominated headlines for the first half of 2025—makes long-term financial planning difficult. But nearly two in three college and university chief
The administration at U of All People has suffered long enough with the underperforming School of Social Sciences and Humanities. Its various departments, programs and
Plans for a new accreditor, announced by Florida governor Ron DeSantis in June, are becoming a reality. The Florida Board of Governors voted Friday afternoon
Hayley Leibson, a mother from Mill Valley, a wealthy area just north of San Francisco, started hunting for a language-immersion child care program when her
The Education Department said Thursday that federal money shouldn’t fund dual enrollment, adult education and certain career and technical education for “illegal alien” students, whether
As classrooms across America become increasingly diverse, with growing populations of multilingual learners and students from various cultural backgrounds, school districts face a critical challenge:
Harvard president Alan Garber at commencement. Libby O’Neill/Getty Images In the latest volley in the Trump administration’s war with Harvard University, federal agencies told Harvard’s
School shouldn’t just be a place to learn academic skills, but a place for students to practice making meaningful decisions about their learning and lives.