SAT essay and subject tests are eliminated as COVID drives more colleges and universities to drop the exams. Will these moves boost equity and access?

Eliminating the SATs and ACTs would have a marginal impact on making college access more equitable, one expert says.

As the SAT’s influence wanes, colleges and high schools could place more emphasis on students’ performance in AP courses and on AP tests

Families who live in lower-income Houston neighborhoods where healthcare is scarce are getting expanded access through the University of Houston College of Medicine's new community health initiative.

Roger Williams University will lead Providence Public School District in developing a community-driven scorecard to measure process toward equity in education.

Initiative designed to diversify the teaching profession with more diverse educators adds six minority-serving universities to its K-12 equity mission.

A majority of undergraduates say they’re likely to get vaccinated as soon as possible, though students of color are likely to be skeptical of vaccine safety.

COVID's disruptions will produce some long-lasting innovations in one lofty corner of higher education: graduate-level STEM programs.