Trump's Education Budget Revealed
The administration’s proposal includes cuts to federal aid programs and increased funding for school choice.
Education
Why Oil and Coal States Are Slashing Their Education Budgets
Wyoming is the latest state to cut spending for K-12 schools.
A Striking Number of College Students Are Hungry and Homeless
A new report says two-thirds of community-college students don’t have enough to eat, and 14 percent are homeless.
How a FAFSA Malfunction Could Delay Student Aid
An online glitch creates a hassle for last-minute aid seekers.
Why One University Is Sharing the Risk on Student Debt
Leaders at Purdue University believe their students don’t need to take on private loans to graduate.
A Mississippi School District Is Finally Getting Desegregated
A settlement will merge the district’s historically black and white schools.
How a DeVos-Founded School Benefitted From Michigan's Ranking System
In two years, some of the state’s top-performing schools plunged by 50 percentile points. West Michigan Aviation Academy rose from the 32nd percentile to the 87th.
California's Plan to Eliminate Student Debt
Public-university and community-college students could benefit from a new financial-aid package.
Professor Caveman
Why Bill Schindler is teaching college students to live like early humans
A Pause in International Students?
A new survey says U.S. colleges are worried about future enrollment.