High School Swimmers Raise $20,000 for Ailing Texas Janitor
High school swimmers in Texas raised $20,000 to help a beloved custodian facing medical debt after months in the hospital.
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Bipartisan Alliance Targets Low-Return College Degrees
Bipartisan reforms in 2026 target college degree accountability through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, linking federal student loans to graduate earnings.
Parents Battle Schools Over Kindergartners Using iPads
Parents are battling schools over kindergartners using iPads, raising questions about screen time, learning and consent.
University Leaders Topple in Wave of Ethics Scandals
University leaders are falling in a wave of ethics scandals, exposing donor influence, governance failures and trust problems.
Ted Carter Resigns Presidency of Ohio State University
Ted Carter resigns as Ohio State president after a governance controversy that draws scrutiny about access, media and university oversight.
Walter Carter Jr. Resigns as Ohio State President
Walter Carter Jr. resigns as Ohio State president after an inquiry into inappropriate access tied to a podcaster's company.