MOST OF US understand that when we invest in higher education, we invest in ourselves. More...

Bernadine is a 45-year-old, African American mother of three who is among the millions of Americans already in the workforce and actively seeking to build their human capital to remain competitive in today’s labor market. More...

A Rhode Island-based toy company and an Ivy League university are working together to create robotic pets that could help senior citizens with dementia. More...

Critical information technology systems at San Juan College will have a backup system based out of Albuquerque starting in the new year. More...

Myths about higher education could worsen funding problems and deter people from attending college, a former top state executive fears. More...

Because of an issue with a water meter at UVM’s University Heights dorms, the school has overpaid the city of Burlington about $2 million in water costs over about a decade. More...

Texas A&M University is taking a new approach to transformational learning this spring, merging computer games and calculus with the aim of reaching additional undergraduate students who may be interested in earning elective math credit in just four weeks while helping to usher in a paradigm shift in education. More...

Franklin University, one of the leading educators of working adults, is pleased to announce its new educational partnership with Per Scholas, a national workforce nonprofit. More...

The Republican-controlled Congress is now poised to pass one of the most dramatic changes to the tax code in more than a generation—one with significant benefits for the wealthiest sector of society. More...

Prey Software, provider of the cross-platform, open source anti-theft software that protects more than eight million mobile devices, today announced that 23 new education institutions have licensed Prey Anti-Theft to protect more than 7800 mobile devices over the past year. More...