Negotiators are back at the table, after a federal judge vacated new regulations for career training programs last summer.

The Mexican Senate passes education reform as teachers continue to protest in the country.

With education costs moving higher and higher, perhaps it's time to start applying for scholarships. You just might qualify for some of the more unique ones out there.

One lesson virtually all teachers have learned: if you want your classroom up to snuff, you're going to have to spend your own money.

Students at the Greenhill School in Dallas are managing a stock portfolio worth $100,000.

More federal grants are going to low-income students, but colleges are giving more institutional aid to students who are better off.

A bold experiment at the San Jose State University could change the thinking about massive open online courses.

The proposal would link interest rates to financial markets — specifically the 10-year Treasury note — and cap rates at 8.25 percent for undergraduate loans and 9.5 percent for graduate loans.

High school students in New York City are tackling the problem of kids skipping school.