"[I]n the public university setting, student disagreement with a professor's academic speech on an issue of public concern cannot alter the Pickering analysis in the government's favor." A short ...

There’s a difference between teaching to the test and developing test-specific thinking that will help students effectively ...

AI is cementing itself as a vital, part of our world and it is clear there is a need to adapt to an AI world or risk getting ...

The University of Georgia saw a 12.8% increase in early action applications for fall 2026, receiving a total of more than 34,000 student applications.

The competitive program Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts will accept applications through Sunday, Jan. 18, for the ...

“CTE is college preparation,” Loyd said. “CTE is some of the best pedagogy for student learning, not just acquisition of knowledge, but application of knowledge and practice. It leads to stronger ...

A new state-funded program aims to support child care workers and help centers struggling to hire and retain staff.

Snapping Shoals EMC continues to invest in Newton County Schools classrooms, awarding $15,000 in Bright Ideas grants to ...

For many first-year medical students, one of the earliest sources of reassurance comes not from faculty, but from peers just ...

Teachers are grappling with how to incorporate artificial intelligence into education. A handful of schools are structuring ...

The Dover Adult Learning Center is facing a reduction of state and federal funding that could significantly alter the program ...

The Trump administration called on institutions to be more meritocratic in their admissions processes. But what merit is—and how exactly it should be used—remains a contentious topic in higher ed.