Schools claim it’s disruptive for parents to eat in the cafeteria. But parents crave the quality time, and some say it’s a good thing for them to be involved with their kids’ place of learning.
Students across the U.S. share their school’s version of that place—the one where everyone just winds up late at night, for better or worse.
A new federal complaint with a unique argument accuses the state of Rhode Island of failing to provide students with the skills they need to participate effectively in a democracy.
Ph.D. candidates suffer from anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation at astonishingly high rates.
A prom photo has sparked a fresh round of debate over students’ First Amendment rights.
The institution’s former president has been charged with lying to investigators in the Larry Nassar case.
“WeChat is a monster. There’s nothing like it on Earth.”
Michael Bloomberg’s donation to the institution has been heralded as transformational. But the colleges that are struggling the most rarely get such game-changing gifts.
The Education Department released new guidelines for how colleges should handle campus sexual misconduct. But they could make things worse.
Years later, many adults still pine for the days their school libraries, auditoriums, and gyms transformed into pop-up bookstores.