EDUCATION
Millions Not Paying Student Loans in Hopes of Forgiveness
More than one-third, 36 percent, said they aren't making consistent payments in hopes the debt will be fully forgiven.
I'm an Autistic Professor—I Need Rules, but My College Broke Them
Given the impact on my well-being, this may be the last return to school that I can do.
Defrauded Student Loan Borrowers Are Demanding Their Debt Gets Cleared
Last week, nearly 800 student loan borrowers sent a letter to the Department of Education demanding immediate relief.
Is College Still Worth It? Many Americans Say No
Americans are losing faith in higher education amid high tuition, uncertain payoff and culture wars on campus.
Kamala Harris Vows to 'Defend' Student Loan Plan After Supreme Court Blow
Justices rejected a request from the Biden administration to reinstate the SAVE plan.
Louisiana's Defense of Ten Commandments in Classrooms 'Flawed': Lawyers
Parents say that children are being forced to accept the Ten Commandments in schools.
Republican Confronts Son's Teacher She Says Called da Vinci Gender Fluid
"I'm a little concerned that this is the first week of school, and this is world history," Brandi Bradley told her son's teacher.
Teen Detained During Field Trip Sues Judge: 'He Treated Her Like an Inmate'
Eva Goodman, 15, and her mother sued Judge Kenneth King on Wednesday in connection to an Aug. 13 field trip to his courtroom.
Student Loan Update: Forgiveness Program Ends This Month
IDR account adjustments have allowed a substantial number of borrowers to make payments based on their income and family size.
Why Parents Are Pulling Their Kids Out of School
Homeschooling is gaining in popularity for a wide range of parents looking to personalize their children's education.
Full List of College Presidents Who Have Resigned Amid Campus Protests
These are the university presidents who have resigned amid campus protests about the ongoing war in Gaza.
Columbia President's Resignation Welcomed by Staff, Students
Katherine Franke, a law professor at Columbia, wrote that Minouche Shafik "threw me under the bus when she testified before Congress."
Map Shows Which States Have the Highest IQs
A map reveals the U.S. states with the highest IQs, giving a glimpse into the country's intellectual fabric and the factors influencing American intelligence.
New Mormon-Funded Medical School Raises Questions
The new medical school is set to focus on "teaching with research in areas of strategic importance to the church."
Josh Shapiro's Controversial View Clouds His Prospects Amid VP Buzz
The Pennsylvania governor's support for private school vouchers has prompted several education advocacy organizations to oppose his potential VP candidacy.
Unexpected Hidden 'Junk Fees' Hurting Families
American families are facing unexpected hidden "junk fees," according to a new report from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Map Shows States With Highest High School Dropout Rates
Many states struggled with high dropout rates as a result of lackluster funding and instructor attention.
Satanic Temple to Receive $15,000 From School Board
The school board settled in a lawsuit filed after the Satanic Temple's club endured extra security fees and other challenges.
Student Loan Update: Biden Admin Puts Loans on Hold After Court Ruling
Under SAVE, more than 20 million borrowers would have seen lower monthly payments or full forgiveness of their debt.
Christian Petition Condemns Republican's Push for Bible in Public Schools
The petition regarding Oklahoma schools has received nearly 15,000 signatures as of Friday afternoon.
Student Loan Update: Supreme Court Could Raise Payments for 3 Million
Alaska, South Carolina and Texas filed a lawsuit on Tuesday asking the Supreme Court to reverse a ruling by the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Professor Details Florida's State-Directed Changes in Science Textbooks
Ken Miller, a professor, scientist, and textbook author, details changes to his science book for Florida schools in a local news report.