Community college leaders want to know why the proposal to expand Pell Grants to short-term programs excludes online learning. Read more

Students from Millburn Primary School in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, joined in celebrations for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and the Spring Festival as part of their Confucius Classroom activities. Read more

A class offered this semester at Princeton University called “Nuclear Princeton: An Indigenous Approach to Science and the Environment” is among an effort to combat alleged racism in the field of nuclear science. Read more

A bitter dispute between university staff and their employers looks set to escalate after it emerged university bosses have been advised to dock 100% of pay for staff who work to rule as part of industrial action that begins next week. Read More

She bought six Bitcoins in 2013, when they cost about $80 (£60) each, and were the chatter of niche corners of the internet. Read more

The suit, filed by three graduate students, alleges that Harvard mishandled Title IX complaints and allowed professor John L. Comaroff to intimidate students who threatened to report him, including the plaintiffs. Readc more

Some educators fear removing controversial books from the K-12 curriculum will harm student development and critical thinking—and rob them of the cultural capital colleges expect them to possess. Read more

For nearly 50 years, colleges have eagerly awaited the latest Carnegie classifications to find out where they fall in a pecking order that, to many, has become synonymous with prestige. Read more

Nearly 1 million fewer students have enrolled in college since the beginning of the pandemic. Read more

The Catholic church is at the centre of a legal battle over attempts to force Catholic schools to become academies run by its own multi-academy trusts, against the wishes of school governors and headteachers. Read more