Long-standing policy is ended amid fears of reprisals from Trump administration. Critics say the change is cowardly.

A California lawmaker is pitching an alternative to traditional college loans in which students would attend college at no immediate cost in exchange for a share of their future earnings.

The University of California will no longer require diversity statements for faculty applicants, the system’s provost, ...

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Thursday calling for the closure of the U.S. Education ...

The effects of the coronavirus-related shutdown linger five years later, as measured in test scores and student engagement, ...

Those are some of the impacts officials fear will result from an across-the-board hiring freeze announced Wednesday by the 10 ...

Santa Clara County laid off Head Start teachers and staff amid uncertainty over whether the federal government will continue ...

California school lunches could get healthier, if a newly introduced bill passes. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember ...

The Department of Justice on Tuesday filed a statement in U.S. District Court in support of Jewish students and one professor who are suing UCLA, alleging campus leaders allowed pro-Palestinian ...

Access to stable housing is critical, but advocates say it must be paired with consistent, individualized support.

Judge Julie R. Rubin of the federal District Court for the District of Maryland said in her opinion that the department had ...

Harvard will be free for students whose families make $100,000 or less per year. The prestigious Ivy League university will also be tuition-free for students whose families make $200,000 a year, NPR ...