As schools across the nation implement cellphone restrictions, new research shows that teens mostly support the policies — ...

A Bucknell University course-based research project has culminated in a peer-reviewed publication, illustrating how hands-on classroom experiences can lead directly to new scientific knowledge and ...

Two Central Washington University graduate students joined Geological Sciences Professor Dr. Susan Kaspari in Norway last ...

“Twenty-five percent of school-age teenagers in the United States spend a full quarter of their school day on their phone,” Dimitri Christakis, co-author and professor at UW’s School of Medicine, said ...

A college degree remains one of the most reliable ways to increase lifetime earnings. But not all degrees are created equal, and not all students have the same opportunity to make informed decisions ...

BOT or NOT? This special series explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines, examining the ways that robots, artificial intelligence and automation are impacting our work and lives.

New research from Michigan State University finds that in the four years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended campus life, the ...

As a college student, studying is a pillar of the university experience. Most of us are already familiar with the prestigious art of late-night assignments or cramming for a test. Unfortunately, there ...

Each year, around a quarter of Penn’s junior class chooses to depart Philadelphia — and the United States entirely — to participate in one of the University’s study abroad programs. Penn offers 95 ...

Despite their charge to set districts’ courses and priorities, superintendent turnover has minimal effect on students’ academic performance, but the impact is most acute in districts already most ...

Around 40 million Americans have some college credit but no credential. While some of these students left higher education voluntarily, others left involuntarily due to academic dismissal, or repeated ...

Some say they hope the many majors will help them stand out in the job market, though experts say the extra majors may not be of interest to employers. As a high schooler in the Bay Area of California ...