The job market for recent college graduates is tougher than ever. Now one institution is paying up to $2,000 to companies that will hire its former students.

As the unemployed and employed alike await world from President Obama on Thursday about how he plans to create jobs, some see a promising answer in the construction and refurbishing of our nation's schools.

The company's education business takes a hit from the scandal.

The private university in Los Angeles wants to raise $6 billion in the next seven years. Will it work in this economy?

The University of Texas has a plan to get more out of its faculty

A look at the ASU community after budget cuts forced out most of the university's janitorial staff.

The Missouri State Teachers Association has filed suit to block parts of a law signed last month by Governor Jay Nixon. The bill was designed to…

A new report from Georgetown finds college graduates make 84 percent more money than high school graduates. Other factors, like race, can matter too

Some of the federal savings will come at the expense of graduate students who are losing a subsidized loan program which doesn't charge them any interest until months after they graduate.

In an effort to protect kids from predatory teachers, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon just signed a bill that'll outlaw social networking between…