Gen Z charter graduates have more education and earn a lot more than graduates of traditional public schools.

STEM professors are seeing huge readiness gaps since the University of California went "test-free" in admissions.

AI will turn college students into zombies and ivied colleges into empty cathedrals of dead faith.

Jon Haidt told NYU graduates to "pay attention" and live in the real world. Some wanted him disinvited, saying his views are "unsettling" and he's not prestigious.

Financial-aid offers make it hard for 18-year-olds and their parents to figure out how much college will cost.

How low can college-readiness expectations go?

A working mom completed a 4-year online degree in 3 months, a master's in 21/2 months, and got a promotion. Problem or solution?

Academic needs to look in the mirror and see why it's losing public trust.

More students are completing high school, but fewer are prepared to learn a skilled trade or pass a college math class.

AI can be a "fantastic" study partner, but most college students use it to work less and learn less.

Will Chicago's dual-credit students be prepared to succeed in college?

Does it have to take 4+ years and 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree?

Will students offload all their college work -- classes, reading, writing, discussions, tests -- on AI?

Dual enrollment helps Texas students do well after graduation, but taking college-prep classes has no benefit, says a new study.

Inflating grades and dumbing-down tests is giving high achievers no way to show their competence.

AI -- with the right guardrails -- can help students think through ideas, a professor writes.

Reading the classics is hard work. It teaches students to focus, think and persevere.

Humanities professors embraced activism -- it's where the grant money is -- and lost students' interest.

Harvard's faculty is considering putting a 20 percent cap on A grades.

Students who receive good grades for mediocre work tend to learn and earn less in the long run.