Tom Vander Ark highlights Modal, a new way to accelerate learning.

Why are universities engaged in the conduct of research? Who pays? Who benefits? And why does it all matter? Good questions. Let’s get to some straightforward answers. Because the academic research enterprise really is not that difficult to explain, and its impacts are profound.

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center has announced a historic $100 million gift from the O’Donnell Foundation, which will be used to endow its new School of Public Health.

If alternative school models are going to continue to grow post-pandemic, and parental preferences point to a possibility that they will, educators will need to make a whole host of changes.

Tennis’ international governing bodies barred Russian and Belarusian athletes from representing their countries in tour events and suspended Russia and Belarus from competing in international team competitions.

The University of Oregon announced today that it had received a historic gift of $425 million to establish the Ballmer Institute for Children's Behavioral Health.

In 2021, African Americans owned approximately 124,551 businesses. African American-owned businesses account for only 2.2% of the employer owned businesses in the U.S. Cornell C. Conaway, a graduate of historically Black Bowie State University, is one of these Black business owners.

If your financial circumstances have changed it is worth filing a financial aid appeal to see if you can get extra help. Here are tips on how to do that.

A new report from the Eos Foundation documents the continuing gender gap in leadership positions at America’s leading universities.

Alfa Bank founder Mikhail Fridman and metal magnate Alisher Usmanov are among the billionaires facing new penalties from the EU.