More students in the United States are studying overseas, and colleges now offer a variety of experiences that let students choose what they want.

Tiger parenting, college admissions, criminal justice, mental health and pineapple pizza: 27 teenage runners-up take on the issues that matter most to them.

Graduation guidance, e-learning around the globe, a scholarship program for refugees — and more. A collection of views and news from a special report on Learning.

I’m not trying to depress anyone — especially recent graduates — but things are really bad, and what we need to do is act.

High school biology teacher Kelly Chavis knew smartphones were a distraction in her class. But not even her students realized the psychological toll of their devices until an in-class experiment that, of course, was then spreading on social media.

Robert F. Smith, the billionaire who vowed to eliminate the student debt of Morehouse College’s Class of 2019, is still in the giving spirit.

Syed Arham Arbab allegedly spent the money he collected from investors on gambling, liquor and a trip to to Las Vegas.

A new report highlights the varying ways borrowers experience student debt

The standardized test company says quantifying student hardship gives SAT scores context—but who is defining the frame?

Harvard and Chicago business schools freeze M.B.A. tuition.

The decision represents a low point in the seesaw trajectory that has turned the ethnographer into a symbol of some of the thorniest dilemmas of academic life.