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As schools nationwide implement smartphone bans, students are stepping up to shape policies, advocate for digital wellness education, and create tech-free environments, highlighting the need for solutions beyond simple restrictions.
The Trump administration is waging an unprecedented campaign against US research and higher learning institutions, implementing policies that include political control over science grants, shifting funding to private corporations, imposing ideological demands on universities, and restricting international collaboration. This 'self-injury' is driven by anti-intellectualism and a desire to dismantle the existing system.
Hampshire College, a trailblazer in experimental liberal arts education since 1970, will permanently close after the upcoming fall semester due to persistent financial woes and declining enrollment, leaving its unique legacy and community devastated.
A new study suggests that attending a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) may be linked to significantly better cognitive function and memory for Black Americans in their later years, highlighting the long-lasting benefits of culturally affirming educational environments.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2026-27 school year has officially opened. Students are encouraged to apply early to determine eligibility for various financial aid programs, including federal, state, and institutional assistance, even if they believe they might not qualify.
A Virginia judge ruled in favor of a mother who sued a Catholic school for suspending her son for not immediately reporting a classmate's bullet.
The head of NYC public schools apologized for including a link to an antisemitic toolkit in a newsletter, sparking outrage and calls for systemic reform.
A Virginia high school bans cell phones, leading to unexpected improvements in student focus, socialization, and even safety. But is this the future of education?
Harvard University just announced free tuition for families making less than $200,000 a year, impacting 86% of American families!
