Study Abroad 2014: More American College Students Studying In United Kingdom, South Africa
About 289,000 U.S. students attended school and received credit in foreign countries during the 2012-13 school year.
International Education Trends 2014: NYU, USC Top List Of Schools For Foreign Students In The US
When international students come to the United States for higher education, most head for New York or Los Angeles.
College Costs 2014: Undergraduate Student Borrowing Decreases As Economy Heals, Enrollment Shifts
As college gets more expensive and the economy bounces back, students are taking out fewer loans.
Cost Of College 2014: Higher Education Prices Keep Increasing, But More Slowly Than In Past
A new report released Thursday found that attending a public four-year school cost more than three times as much as it did 30 years ago.
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Brock University decided not to discipline four students who won an on-campus Halloween costume contest while wearing blackface, but its president spoke out against the incident.
SAT Test 2014: Number Of International Students Taking College Admission Exam Doubles, Student Visa Applications Up
Last year, more than 300,000 international students took the SAT outside of the U.S.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooting: As Washington Students Return, Psychologists Discuss Recovery Techniques
As Marysville-Pilchuck High School, students returned to classes Monday after the Oct. 24 shooting, experts -- and history -- offered ideas for recovery.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooting: Students Return To Class, Washington Governor, Teens Show Support On Twitter, Facebook
Classes were set to resume Monday at the Washington school where a freshman shot five students and himself during lunch on Oct. 24. The cafeteria was closed.
FAMU Hazing Trial: Florida Jury Begins Deliberation In 2011 Robert Champion Death
A jury was deliberating Friday the case of the Florida A&M University student who led a hazing ritual that killed Robert Champion in 2011.
Toronto District School Board Votes To Cancel Confucius Institute Partnership After Local Opposition
The Confucius Institute, a Chinese government-controlled cultural agency, has attracted allegations of restricting academic freedom.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooting: Timeline Of School Gun Deaths Since Columbine
Friday's Marysville-Pilchuck High School shooting is the latest in a long line of school shootings.
Marysville High School Shooting: Student Gunman Dead, Details Emerging About Other Injuries
Police confirmed that the gunman is dead and several people may be wounded after a shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.
UNC Cheating Scandal: How The Fake Classes Stack Up Against Other College Scams
An expert is calling the University of North Carolina's cheating scandal the worst in NCAA history, but it's certainly not the only one.
UNC Cheating Scandal: Why University Employees Created 'Paper Classes'
Compassion and fear for students' futures reportedly drove University of North Carolina employees to rig easy-A "paper classes."
UNC Cheating Scandal: Hundreds Of Fraternity Brothers Took 'Paper Classes' To Boost GPAs
More than 700 fraternity and sorority members took "paper classes" as part of an 18-year cheating scandal at the University of North Carolina.
UNC Cheating Scandal: Student-Athletes Took 'Paper Classes' For Good Grades
A report released Wednesday found that UNC employees offered "irregular" classes to 3,100 students -- half of them athletes.
Malala Yousafzai Wins US Liberty Medal, Donates $100K Cash Prize To Education In Pakistan
Malala Yousafzai was awarded the Liberty Medal for raising her voice against the denial of basic human rights and liberties.
Charitable Giving By State: Are Republicans More Generous Than Democrats, Or Just More Religious?
Ranked by charitable giving, the top 17 states also voted for Mitt Romney, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
US Wealth Gap 'Unsustainable,' Wages Expected To Fall, Says New Harvard Study
The wealth gap between classes is only increasing in the near future, a Harvard Business School study predicts.
Marijuana Brownies Make Five Schoolgoers In San Francisco Seriously Ill
The students bought the cookies containing the controlled drug from a senior at their school.
Minorities To Outnumber White Public School Students For The First Time In US History
The U.S. Department of Education projects U.S. minorities to outnumber white students for the first time come this fall.
Maryam Mirzakhani From Iran Becomes First Woman To Win Fields Medal, Math’s Top Award
The award recognizes Mirzakhani’s outstanding contributions to geometry and dynamical systems.
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"American Ninja Warrior" contestant Kacy Catanzaro is the first woman to qualify for the show's championship round.
School Dropouts Climb To 20 Million In Rural China As Youth Prefer Moving To Cities For Jobs: Study
Rural youth in China are dropping out of school to leave for the country's big cities in search of work, a study has found.
UNLV Students Say Hillary Clinton Should Not Accept $225K Speaking Fee
The Clintons managed to wipe out millions of dollars in debt within four years of their leaving the White House.
China's New Vertical Map Gives Extra Play To Disputed South China Sea Territories
China's new map looks a lot like a map of Southeast Asia.
Stanford Sexual Assault Case: 'Fix These Broken Policies,' Says Survivor
Student Leah Francis organized a rally to demand the university toughen its response to sexual assault.
Michigan Teacher Alan Barron Suspended For Lesson On Blackface
Parents rally in support for teacher suspended for teaching about blackface.
Gunman Kills Six In Drive-By Shooting In California College Town
"This incident appears to be a mass-murder situation," says Santa Barbara County sheriff.
Duolingo Launches In India: CEO Explains How App Offers Free Language Education To Millions [Q&A]
Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn speaks about the company’s crowdsourcing model, which he says helps the app reach millions of users worldwide.
National Pi Day 2014: Origin, Activities And Facts About Celebration Of Mathematical Symbol, 3.14, Held On March 14
National Pi Day is an official celebration of the mathematical constant π, also represented by the number 3.14.
College Board Revamps SAT; Eliminates Mandatory Essay, Changes Vocabulary Words
College Board is changing the SAT back to its 1600 scale and will focus on skills students learn in high school to make it more relevant.
Outsourcing Your College Admissions Essay: China's Application Ghostwriters
We all have heard of ghostwriters who help celebrities write books, but what about those who help students get into college?
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