Leaders from colleges and universities are concerned new federal government policies will impact higher education.

New legislation in the state of Washington will offer free tuition to students from families who make less than $50,000 a year, whether they are attending a two-year, or four-year public university.

A new study was able to identify genetic differences associated with left-handed traits, and brain structures are different with left handed people having better verbal skills.

The state of Virginia set a precedent for other US states by making computer science a mandatory requirement for students.

In an effort to increase rates of diversity within classrooms, more schools across the US are hiring teachers of color.

In California, Latinx students are doing better than ever before, with more students graduating and going off to college, according to an analysis from Campaign for College Opportunity.

In the U.S., women make up more than two-thirds of students studying abroad, a proportion that has remained relatively the same for the last 10 years, according to a new report.