Money from Welsh government to be used primarily for estates maintenance and digital projects Read more

Maria has always been the type of person to plan ahead. At only 18, she’s plotted a careful plan to become a mental health professional. The high school senior from South Florida has already racked up credits in community college that she can apply to her bachelor’s degree. Read more

When Celeste Chamberland, a professor of history at Roosevelt University, in Chicago, is asked how many committees she serves on, she has to stop and think for a minute. “I think there may be committees I’m on that I don’t even know I’m on,” she said. Read more

The Department of Education announced yet another round of funding cuts Monday as part of the Trump administration’s attempt to ax what it calls “divisive ideologies” in public education. Read more

An energy foundation linked to Chinese Communist Party officials has poured $630,000 into four American universities for “clean energy” projects, according to a new report. Read more

The cancellations came after anti-DEI activist Christopher Rufo posted on social media about the programs. Read more

In the three-and-a-half weeks since Donald Trump returned to the presidency, investigations by the agency that handles allegations of civil rights violations in the nation’s schools and colleges have ground to a halt. Read more

Employment prospects the main motivation for half of students with satisfaction levels dented by high fees and low contact hours Read more

Kate Worden is a busy high school senior. She plays basketball and volleyball, runs track and leads Deering High School’s chapter of the nonprofit Best Buddies. She also works two jobs, is busy with her senior capstone project, and volunteers at her church. So of course, she has her sights set on college. Read more

In mid-December, the American Bar Association released enrollment statistics for law students who began their studies in 2024 at the almost 200 ABA-approved law schools. Read more