College costs keep rising, and data shows the payoff isn’t as simple as it seems—especially as earnings gaps shift and ...

High school graduates heading to college in the fall could rack up $43,000 in student loans on average by the time they get ...

According to a cross-district analysis by the National Center for Education Statistics, New York City spent 61 percent of its ...

The Conversation reports that rural high school students graduate at higher rates than urban peers but are less likely to ...

The affordability challenges come as students and parents weigh the value of a college degree in a rapidly changing job ...

The median college graduate with a bachelor's degree borrows $25,084 in federal loans. Some majors can borrow almost double ...

With Decision Day approaching, many seniors are weighing whether to go to college at all.

The board voted to include suspending the college’s criminal justice and health information management programs as part of ...

New data shows why college students cluster into the same majors and how to make smarter career decisions in a rapidly evolving job market.

Those relatively new categories reflect colleges’ zeal to create specialized majors, including in AI, data science, robotics ...

More than a third of the federal government’s education research budget — an estimated $289 million — is at risk.

New research examines Finnish lower secondary special needs math instruction via a survey of teachers, focusing on topics ...