Groups that help Latino youth prepare for college shut out of Education Department competition for grant funds.
New research examines women in the professoriate and the impact of athletics on academic performance.
New report offers conservative estimates of what community colleges spend on remedial education for students.
By revoking admission of applicants who goof off late in high school, U. of Washington hopes to do small part to fight "senioritis."
Towson University, facing a gender gap, starts admissions program for those with high SAT scores and lower grades.
College Board admits test-prep can boost writing scores, suggests complaints about test length will get no relief.
The U.S. public doesn't yet share academic leaders' belief in the importance of math and science education, poll suggests.
Proposal to overhaul American education would use key test at age 16 and revamp teacher training.
National Science Board committee grapples with solutions for improving education and teaching in STEM fields.
First-year students are talking politics and becoming less moderate in their views, an annual survey finds.
