Democrats need a "radically pragmatic" education and jobs agenda to earn working-class votes, writes Bruno V. Manno on The Liberal...

High-needs students have a hard time getting into vocational-tech schools in Massachusetts, reports the Boston Globe. Most of the highly...

With credit for workplace training and Walmart’s tuition-assistance program, Bonnie Boop earned an online business degree, reports NPR's...

Will MEI -- merit, excellence and intelligence -- replace DEI?

College graduates are finding it hard to get their first professional job.

Ivy League graduates who've been resisting "late-stage capitalism" want jobs, but employers are resisting hiring them.

Parody or reality? Yes, these are real New York University graduates who've designed their own majors. "The Performance of Self" is my...

Most Americans don't think borrowing to go to college is worth it.

At Harvard and other elite universities, students spend more time and energy on resume-polishing extracurriculars than classwork.

Absenteeism -- physical and mental -- is high for college students too.

Earning a degree at a California community college or state university is a good bet for students from low- and moderate-income families,...

Alex majors in engineering at a public university, while Chris earns a nursing degree. Their return on investment (ROI) -- the increase...

Borrow a bundle to go to a prestigious private college? Or go to your state's flagship state university for slightly less status and a...

Seventy percent of Los Angeles County students said they'd consider taking a skilled trades class, if their high school offered the...

America invests more than $500 billion of taxpayer money in colleges each year, writes Ryan Craig, in an Education Next forum. That...

Eighty-two percent of teachers say public education has gotten worse in the last five years, according to a Pew survey. Fifty-three...

One German state is adding flexibility to its two-track education system, writes Frieda Klotz on the Hechinger Report. German students...

Plumbers are retiring faster than apprentices are joining the trade, reports Salena Zito in the Washington Examiner. Builders report...

A Japanese company will stop making diapers for babies and shift production to adult diapers, reports the BBC. Adult diapers have been a...

The Peacocks of Saint Peter’s University were blown out of the NCAA basketball tournament in the first round, losing to University of...