A review of the ties between the university and the disgraced financier confirmed that he had donated $9 million, all before his conviction. Findings that he had an office at Harvard’s Program for Evolutionary Dynamics led university officials to place the program's director, Martin A. Nowak, on leave.

Nearly 900 people looking for jobs in the traditional public and charter sectors are expected to attend.

Teaching and research assistants at the private university made significant gains in the agreement, a potential roadmap for other schools as the National Labor Relations Board is poised to deny graduate student workers the legal protection to form unions.


The school concluded the instructor broke rules against harassment, according to a lawsuit. He claimed “flaws” in GMU’s process and denied wrongdoing, but lost a court fight to overturn the findings.

Congress ordered the Education Department to halt wage garnishment, but borrowers accuse DeVos of dragging her feet.

Here's the text of the letter from Sen. Dick Durbin, a Democrat from Illinois.

  • Perspective

A new study shows that grade inflation hurts learning.

An expert breaks down the complicated issue.

An English teacher assigned his students the Albert Camus novel. They’ve found it familiar.

She has launched a new grant program that furthers her mission to expand school "choice."

Advocates say most of the child-care facilities applied for federal small-business loans, but few received them.

As reports of child abuse plummet, doctors have reported treating more serious injuries in a week than they are used to seeing in a month.

Cities, nonprofit organizations, businesses and districts are finding ways to try to extend access to online education.

He compared it to being in a classroom with a great teacher.

Here is an analysis by a legal expert on education law on why the ruling is important and its possible future.

Advocates for students with disabilities applauded her, but special-education administrators say they need more flexibility.

From the News Literacy Project

From parenting educator Rosalind Wiseman.

In online education, there’s synchronous and asynchronous learning. Here’s what each looks like.

Education secretary declines to ask for power to waive the law, which has slowed some districts’ moves to online learning.

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