Antonin Scalia Trends After Comments on Affirmative Action
The United States Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments in an important case on affirmative action at universities.
Online University Offers Poor Students a Chance
Like many young people around the world, Emmanuel dreamed of getting a university education in the United States.
Do Student Athletes Have Any Power?
Several weeks of student protest and a six-day hunger strike over the handling of racial tension on a college campus resulted in nothing.
Students Protest High Cost of Education
Thousands of protesters marched through London on Wednesday to express anger about the rising cost of higher education.
Are Children Taking Too Many Tests?
Urban school systems in the U.S. give too many tests, says a new study.
Future Doctors Learn Medical English in Cuba
The most important tool for learning about English medical language is real-life experience, according to Lopez.
Students Get Motivation Straight From the Top
It is a common complaint of students: What they are learning does not have a practical use.
Terror in Cameroon Targets School Children
The Cameroonian government says that terrorism threatens large numbers of schoolchildren.
Cambodia: No-Cheating Exam Rule Is Working
For the most part, it seems, the new rules stopped the cheating that has taken place for years during exams in Cambodia.
Police and Children Connect at Summer Camp
Recent killings by police officers have raised tensions in some American communities.