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In the fast-paced world of education technology, AI-powered tools have become increasingly prevalent. However, many of these tools may not be tapping into the full potential of AI when it comes to creativity in...

We're here to recap some of the recent top stories, covering everything from Catholic universities merging to colleges making faculty cuts.Let's dive into the numbers:80 St. Ambrose University and Mount Mercy University, both Catholic institutions...

Book bans have been a controversial topic, especially when it comes to Indigenous literature. While some authors may see being banned as a badge of honor, the reality is that most banned books do...

Dan Goldhaber, the Director of the Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research (CALDER), recently conducted a study to analyze the impact of federal ESSER funds on K-12 schools in 2023. The...

Educators like Petrina Miller at 116th Street Elementary School in Los Angeles often find themselves spending their own money to enhance the curriculum for their students. This practice of customizing teaching strategies is more...

Introducing the CTL Chromebook PX111E Series: Next-Gen 11.6 ChromebookCTL, a global leader in cloud computing solutions for education and enterprise, has unveiled the new CTL Chromebook PX111E Series in Beaverton, OR. These 11.6” Chromebooks...

Welcome to the update on The Times' Summer Reading Contest highlights for this week. We are excited to share some of the top moments from the contest as we near the end of this...

Universities in England are facing a potential financial crisis this autumn, with some institutions on the brink according to vice-chancellors. Urgent government intervention may be necessary to prevent universities from going under as sixth...

President Joe Biden's announcement that he will not seek an additional term in the 2024 Presidential race has sparked mixed reactions among Americans. While some may focus on the broader political implications of his...

Students' access to technology has been a topic of concern, with disparities still existing across different income and racial groups, according to a recent study by ACT. While there have been improvements in access...

Direct admissions programs are gaining traction across states and public college systems as a way to attract local students amid enrollment declines and economic challenges. These programs offer graduating high school students admission to...

Three deans at Columbia University recently resigned due to inappropriate texts that were deemed antisemitic. The scandal, known on campus as “Textgate,” came to light after the deans were found to have sent messages...

Dear Members and Allies,We are approaching a significant presidential election amidst a backdrop of various social issues such as racism, LGBTQIA+ discrimination, book banning, anti-abortion extremism, and attempts to politicize our schools and courts....

Young children thrive when they are well cared for by loving and attentive adults. However, the child care crisis has made quality child care harder to find. Over the past five years, there has...

Imposter syndrome is a common feeling that many people experience in their careers. It's that nagging worry that despite being qualified for a job, you still feel like a fraud and fear that others...

Our Summer Reading Contest is a platform that has been encouraging teenagers worldwide for 15 years to share their thoughts on New York Times articles that pique their interest. This year, students have the...

Elon Musk, known for his innovative ideas in the tech world, has now ventured into the realm of education with his experimental new school, Ad Astra. Located in Bastrop, Texas, near one of SpaceX's...

Student learning is a crucial aspect of education that involves acquiring information and skills to achieve specific goals. Despite continuous efforts to improve school education since the 1980s, recent assessments show minimal progress in...

Working as a school librarian or library media specialist is a dynamic and evolving role that requires constant adaptation to meet the needs of students and teachers. The responsibilities of today's school librarians include...

Affordable housing for graduate students is becoming more critical for universities, but challenges such as inflation and rising construction costs are hindering projects in the short term, as per a recent report from Moody's....

The Department of Education has announced another delay in rolling out the updated federal financial aid application, FAFSA. This new version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid will now be tested among...

The debate between Republicans and Democrats on the issue of school choice has never been more pronounced. The Republican party has now officially embraced "universal school choice" in their 2024 platform, while the Democrats...

As a journalist dedicated to education, I have spent the past year conducting research on child care policy. My investigations have taken me to various locations, including Pennsylvania, Alabama, Iowa, and even Norway. Each...

Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. - Mercy University and BloomBoard, a company that helps develop talent for K-12 school districts, have come together to address the teacher shortage in New York. They have created a partnership...

The 2024-25 New York Times Writing Curriculum offers teachers and students a comprehensive guide to various writing genres and types of composing. The curriculum is designed to help students learn how to write for...

The financial challenges faced by universities are growing as recent immigration data shows a significant decrease in the number of international students applying to study in the UK. According to the Home Office's latest...

As a new or experienced teacher, the upcoming school year can bring a mix of excitement and challenges. The role of a teacher is crucial in shaping the future generation, and it requires dedication,...

Digital tools are becoming increasingly popular in education as they enhance learning and help students develop essential skills. Many educators are finding creative ways to incorporate these tools into their teaching to engage students...

The Education Department has announced that the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2025-26 academic year will be launched on December 1, two months later than usual. This delay is part...

In 1994, thousands of teenagers gathered in Washington, D.C., to tell the nation about their pledge to remain sexually abstinent until marriage. They covered the lawn of the National Mall with an estimated 200,000...