Association agreement will be signed later this year, European Commission says, with Korea joining framework programme in 2025 Read more

The U.S. Department of Education sent hundreds of thousands of inaccurate student financial aid assessments to colleges in recent weeks, it acknowledged Friday—an error it blamed on an outside vendor. Read more

Online communities that present a dangerous view of male beauty are growing in popularity. When does a quest for self-improvement become something darker? Read more

As concerns mount about online misinformation, AI-created images and the ethics of the digital landscape, several institutions are requiring courses in digital media literacy. Read more

After ditching standardized testing — in part by arguing they advance systemic race inequity — a parade of top universities recently announced they are reinstating the SAT requirement. Read more

Gillian Keegan says parents having to ‘fight to get right support’ as unions say provision falls short of what is needed Read more

Prodded by conservative activists and politicians, several public universities are interpreting Supreme Court admissions ruling to include a ban on minority-focused aid Read more

Denied a lifeline from a tailor-made state loan program, the small, private Christian institution will close in May after years of financial issues. Read more

American farmers are rapidly ploughing ahead with adopting artificial intelligence. The technology is as sophisticated as it is essential. Read more

Institutions leveraging out-of-state online learning may face deeper state regulation constraints due to a proposal from the Department of Education. While the proposal aims to increase consumer protection, some experts believe it could disproportionately hurt smaller schools and the students that they represent. Read more