New survey data shows a 13% dip in postgraduate enrollment for international students for the 2025-26 academic year.

Public school educators fear this will drive funding out of districts throughout the state.

There’s been a shortage of controllers for years.

More than a fifth of welders in the U.S. are over the age of 55. Demand for new ones is expected to increase.

The Universal Sports Institute in Yorba Linda was meant to keep and attract students at a time when enrollment and funding are falling. Some school board members aren’t sure the program is a good investment.

Anxiety spreads as Trump administration revokes over 1,000 student visas. Many international learners fill jobs in science and technology.

Trump insists tariffs will help bring back domestic manufacturing. But for industries like apparel, things aren’t so simple. 

Certificates can be a faster and more specialized route to the workforce than a bachelor’s or associate degree for some students.

Universities have long issued bonds to raise money, but the amount being issued has nearly doubled in recent years —and is increasing as government funding is paused.

In New Mexico, a family of four making up to $124,000 a year can now send their kids to day care for free. That’s twice the state’s median income.