U.S. News Best Colleges: See Schools On 2019 List

U.S. News & World Report is out with its 2019 rankings of best colleges

Could College Textbooks Soon Get Cheaper?

An English and economics professor explain why America's college textbook industry might undergo radical change.

How To Pack A Healthy, Stress-Free School Lunch

Nutrition is a key part of learning, but it's often hard to get students to eat a healthful lunch. It can be even harder to pack one.

Money Magazine Ranks Best Colleges For The Value — Here They Are

MONEY ranked 724 of the best colleges in America based on quality of education, affordability and outcomes. How did yours do?

Here Are The Top Party Schools In America

What do you think? Do you agree with the list?

Princeton Review Names 384 Best Colleges — And Top Party School

The Princeton Review rankings are based on surveys of 138,000 students at the schools. Here are the best colleges and biggest partiers.

Target Offering Teachers Discount For Back-To-School Shopping

The promotion is valid in stores and online from July 15-21.

Here Are U.S. News' Best High Schools In The Country For 2018

U.S. News & World Report released its annual list of best high schools in the country. See how schools in your state ranked.

Doodle 4 Google Finalists Revealed: How To Vote

Here’s how to vote on the 52 state and regional winners just announced in the 2018 Doodle 4 Google contest.

The Battle Over Prayer In Schools

Catholic students and other religious groups were sometimes whipped, beaten and worse, for not participating in prayer and Bible reading

3 Ways To Measure The Value Of A University Education

If there was just one tool or metric to help the general public assess the value of a particular college or degree, what would it be?

The Universities And Colleges That Are Best Value For Your Money

The deadline to put down a deposit at many universities is rapidly approaching. These are the best bang for your buck.

Students Walkout On 19th Anniversary Of Columbine

Students across the country are demonstrating once again to demand change that ends gun violence in American schools and communities.

Mass School Shootings Rapidly Rising Since 1980s: Study

A steady increase in mass school shootings since 1979 points to the need for deliberate public policy, a new study suggests.

Going To The Wrong College Can Lead To Depression

In our study, we found that 50 percent of students go to a college of “lesser” academic ability relative to one’s high school.

Kindness Challenge Confronts Bullying Where It Happens Most

The Middle School Kindness Challenge aims to get every school in U.S. to participate in deliberate acts of kindness by April 15.

Here Is The Best School District In Every State: Report

A new report from 24/7 Wall St. has ranked the best school district in every state. See if you agree.

Teacher Rebellion Puts Red-State Republicans On Defensive

Republicans anxious about the midterms walk fine line between placating constituents angry about education cuts and pleasing conservatives.

Active Shooter Drills May Reshape How Students View Schools

Schools are turning to active shooter drills and videos to prepare students and staff to face a gunman.

Adults Put Muscle Behind Student-Led Gun Control Movement

School boards around the country are backing student calls for assault weapon bans, strengthened background checks and other measures.

Student Walkouts Protest Gun Violence, Support Parkland: Video

U.S. students walked of classrooms for 17 minutes — a minute for each person killed at Florida high school — to protest gun violence.

NRA Gave $7.3 Million To Fund School Programs

NRA grants rose sharply in recent years in what some opponents say is a thinly veiled attempt to recruit the next generation of NRA members

West Virginia Teachers Settle; Strike Talk Brews Elsewhere

Teachers in Oklahoma and Arizona are among those talking about walkouts as West Virginia teachers return to classroom.

ArmMeWith Movement Rejects Giving Teachers Guns: 10 Better Ideas

#ArmMeWith movement responds to call to arm teachers; here are 10 things — not guns — they’d rather have.

Here Are 12 Facts Every High School Kid In US May Need To Know

Can you and your kids pass the same test new U.S. citizens must pass and correctly answer the 100 questions? We present 12 of them here.

The College SAT Might Not Carry The Same Weight It Used To

Colleges and universities with test-optional admissions policies recently topped 1,000 — and no one seems to be complaining.

Why Preschool Teachers Should Have College Degrees

Research suggests that children gain more academic success when their preschool teachers hold a bachelor's degree.

Investigating Who Gets Into Harvard — And Why

Attending a school that rejects 1 in 4 students with perfect SAT scores, Harvard students are curious to understand how they got in.

American Rhodes Scholars Class Of 2018 Announced

The selected American Rhodes Scholars include 32 students from diverse backgrounds who will study at the University of Oxford in 2018.

America's Best Colleges For 2018: U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report has ranked the best universities for 2018. See which schools made the list.

What Every College Freshmen Parent Needs To Know

A significant part of the undergraduate experience involves grappling with big questions about professional, personal and civic identity.

Student Loan Debt: What States Have Highest Average Debt Per Borrower?

Overall, the class of 2016 had an average student loan debt per borrower that was lower than that of the class of 2015.

The Best School Districts In America For 2018: Niche

Niche.com is out with its latest K-12 rankings in America. See if your school district made the list.

These Are The Top Colleges In America: Forbes

The ranking, which is described as "fiscally minded," looks at schools that give you the best value for your buck.

These Are The Most And Least Educated Cities In The U.S.

WalletHub evaluated the level of education in the population of 150 metropolitan areas across the country.

Ole Miss To Post Sign Saying Slaves Helped Build Campus

Ole Miss will also remove James K. Vardaman's name from a building. Vardaman, a white supremacist, was governor in the early 1900s.

From Public Good To Personal Pursuit: Historical Roots Of The Student Debt Crisis

A professor's research shows that the roots of the college debt crisis are neither economic nor financial in origin.

Schools Across The Country Struggle To Prevent Sexual Assault: AP

An in-depth report from the Associated Press reveals troubling patterns of schools ineptly responding to cases of student sexual assault.

America's Best High Schools For 2017: U.S. News And World Report

Did your school make the list?

Harvard Researcher Finds Rare Declaration of Independence

After only one month on the job Harvard researcher Emily Sneff discovered a rare parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence.