An Omaha-based anti-bullying campaign has spread its anti-bullying message to a half a million students.

For the first time, education leaders in Olympia are officially stating that school discipline must be “culturally responsive” and families and communities must be part of efforts to address student misbehavior.

Community college leaders have a pivotal role to play in creating partnerships between local organizations committed to serving their local communities.

Temple and three other colleges have launched the initial phases of programs to help confront the issues facing students who came out of foster care or are at risk of homelessness.

An alliance of 11 public research universities shows that sharing data, ideas and practices can help more low-income students graduate.

Weeks after the Charlottesville violence had faded from mainstream news coverage, an internal working group tasked with reviewing the University of Virginia’s response outlined ways the campus could better prepare for similar situations in the future.

UC Davis and a growing number of universities are trying to tackle student substance abuse with a surprising strategy: amnesty.

Students using Tennessee's free community college scholarship are significantly more likely to succeed in college than their peers outside the program, according to data released Thursday.