Kamehameha Schools, founded in 1887 to serve Native Hawaiians, is being sued over its ancestry-based admissions policy, which a conservative legal group calls discriminatory.
The U.S. Department of Education has been effectively shut down after mass layoffs, raising alarms over civil rights and special education enforcement.
Zohran Mamdani’s time at Bronx High School of Science—organizing a cricket team, navigating identity, and learning grassroots politics—laid the foundation for his rise as a leading NYC mayoral candidate.
Facing backlash over ideological conditions, nearly all top U.S. universities declined Trump’s offer of preferential federal funding—only the University of Texas expressed potential interest.
A record 154,000 New York City public school students experienced homelessness last year, revealing deep systemic failures in housing and education.
At Arizona State University, retirees are investing $500,000 to live on campus and take classes alongside undergraduates—blending education, community, and purpose in retirement.
Amid a national higher education downturn, Vanderbilt University is expanding with a new campus in West Palm Beach, signaling a bold strategy for growth and urban revitalization.
New data shows China dominates global tech research, making U.S. restrictions on Chinese students counterproductive and accelerating America’s scientific decline.
The Trump administration’s aggressive tactics have alienated top universities, forcing a strategic shift toward conservative and faith-based colleges to advance its education agenda.
Nearly two dozen private colleges have launched a fast, user-friendly college cost calculator that reveals students’ true out-of-pocket expenses after financial aid.