Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cuts ties with Ivy League schools, favoring Christian and public institutions, reshaping military education partnerships.
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Florida International University is probing a racist chat linked to a Miami-Dade GOP official, involving students and criticized by state GOP leaders.
Broward schools see rising student success in math and English despite budget woes, showing resilience and commitment to education excellence.
Amid federal inaction, families in Pennsylvania push for state-level civil rights interventions in schools to address racial discrimination and bullying.
The Florida House passed HB 1279, aiming to reserve 95% of new enrollments at top universities for Florida students, sparking debate over potential revenue loss.
UF suspends Krishna lunch after their truck hit a student, causing injuries. The long-standing tradition faces uncertainty as safety concerns are addressed.
LA schools chief Carvalho on paid leave amid FBI probe linked to AllHere contract. District aids investigation; operations chief Chait steps in.
The Pentagon, citing "wokeness," will ban military personnel from attending Columbia, Yale, and others, impacting educational opportunities and military-civil relations.
Millions of U.S. adults, often balancing full-time jobs and family, pursue education for career advancement, personal growth, or to adapt to tech changes.
Winners of Florida's Black History Month contests honored at Governor's Mansion; prizes include scholarships and gift cards, celebrating education and creativity.