Education Policy

How do you keep rural schools open when enrollment is declining and small towns are emptying out?

Tuition costs have ballooned since the 1970s, but some argue making college free is a regressive solution.

Warren's plan includes proposals for the elimination of student loan debt for most students, an expansion of grants for low-income students, and free public education.

Many schools aren't equipped to meet students where they are—and a big part of that problem centers on schools' and students' limited access to high-quality materials.

A seemingly straightforward copyright infringement case in New York's Second Circuit Court has the potential to upend the state's education policy.

A conversation with Integrated Schools founder Courtney Everts Mykytyn about why parents trump policy when it comes to putting integration into practice.

We canvassed the world of the social and behavioral sciences, looking for rising stars whose careers promise to make a lasting mark. We'll be profiling the top 30 throughout the month of April.

One new study links IQ with the quality and quantity of one’s education, and another to a child’s home environment.

Jerry Brown’s education plan asks, “Why not just give poor schools more state money—and authority over how to spend it?” His idea mirrors some of the most promising new theories of global development.