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Today, a lawsuit is expected to be filed by the Project on Predatory Student Lending at Harvard Law School and the Public Citizen Litigation Group against Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos for her policy to provide partial forgiveness to defrauded student borrowers.

According to a Gallup study, conducted in late 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic, only 17% of recent college graduates strongly agreed that their alma mater was passionate about the mental health of its students.

In his resignation letter, Chief Riley wrote about "the work that is needed on our part to strengthen the trust . . . of people of color and others in our community."

Although results from a recent Learning Heroes survey finds that parents misjudge their children's performance, many want to know the truth. Here's why schools have a window of opportunity to shift the balance to help parents better understand whether their children are on track. Learn more.

A major law school student test preparation company's survey shows a large proportion of law students fear remote learning this fall. Will Covid-19 transform legal education?

Black universities hold the moral high ground in responding to Covid-19 and racism, yet they lack resources compared to predominantly white institutions

The University of Alaska Board of Regents voted on Friday to cut or reduce more than 40 academic programs. A possible merger is still on the table, and its president was just named the sole finalist to become President of the University of Wisconsin.

The murder of George Floyd has shined a spotlight on police brutality and racial injustice. But we also need to open our eyes to the less obvious devastation our education system inflicts on millions of black and brown students.

A federal judge has issued a sweeping injunction limiting police use of force against protesters in Denver. It may lead to similar injunctions by judges in other cities.

Many mourned her death today, but her family and friends received news that a new scholarship was created in her honor at the University of Louisville.