U.S. Department of Education installs temporary federal aid verification changes to help millions of low-to-moderate-income students seeking to enroll or remain in college.
Nikole Hannah-Jones made waves when she chose Howard University over UNC-Chapel Hill. But she's one of countless educators who see a bigger purpose in teaching at HBCUs
With the debate over critical race theory and education raging in parts of the U.S., Roger Williams University School of Law requires a new course on race's enduring impact on the U.S. justice system.
This is not a "miracle in Atlanta" story, but a demonstration that the smart use of evidence-tested practices will make an outsized difference in graduation rates.
Messaging is important but not as vital as following it up with concrete action and showing a willingness to embrace social causes, says one college professor.
Police officers at the University of Washington in Seattle, regarded as one of the nation's most progressive cities, said they were the target of racist insults and harassment.
Leaders in higher education from Florida and Louisiana on Thursday related how colleges coped with a rough year of online learning and vaccine distribution amid the pandemic, during a hearing before the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee.
