EDUCATION

More college students call these places home than anywhere else in the U.S.

Texas state lawmakers capped hours of debate over how to teach kids about slavery and U.S. subjugation of people of color by advancing a controversial bill that prohibits critical theory in public and open-enrollment charter schools.

The horrifying contents of the neglected lunch box serve as a time-capsule to the early days of the pandemic.

The approved proposition recommends changing the terms "freshman," "sophomore," "junior," "senior," to first-year, second-year, third-year, fourth-year and beyond.

The AFT told Newsweek that it is awaiting vaccine authorization for kids under age 12 before mask requirements are lifted in schools. The CDC said school guidance remains unchanged despite new recommendations that fully vaccinated Americans can take off their masks in most indoor settings.

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said the wide availability of vaccines and a new infusion of federal education money have removed many obstacles that prevented schools from opening.

Prince Harry describes how he "screwed up" on race in his younger years, speaking passionately about unconscious bias in a podcast appearance.

American workers are facing many challenges in their careers, but the University of Phoenix is attempting to remedy their situation.

"She and two others attended a gathering off-campus and were immediately removed from housing and suspended," a father said.

Education tech platforms have historically given wealthy and high-performing students an edge, though now they might be more equalizing than previously believed.

"The domino effects of student debt burdens and loan servicing problems are holding back the upcoming generation," Cordray wrote in his 2020 book, "Watchdog."

A Republican Kansas state representative was arrested Thursday after ranting about God and allegedly "putting hands on a student" while substitute teaching, prompting a lengthy and "incoherent" apology Sunday morning.