He spoke for two-and-half minutes, basing his speech in part on the school moto "Striving to Excel".

Michigan Central Station taught me what education is for.

The landmark House settlement seeks some equilibrium on the playing field. But plenty of questions—and some denial—remains.

Real reform must begin at the top.

AD Ross Bjork said Ohio State will not cut any sports teams but $18 million will be shared between football, basketball and volleyball.

Cooper said Thursday she has learned the issues continued long after she left the team in 2015 by Feldman's successor.

Hurricane Helene destroyed thousands of state-maintained roads and bridges. But the storm washed away even more private crossings, leaving homeowners stranded. Nine months later, many folks still aren’t able to access their homes. A new engineering class at UNC Charlotte aims to fix that.

About 125,000 aid applicants will have their IDs checked this summer. The department says the move is necessary to protect taxpayers. College financial aid offices and students’ advocates say that a Trump administration plan to crack down on fraud in the federal aid system could burden university staff and hinder access to college programs. Although they support fighting fraud as a concept, they particularly worry that real, eligible Pell Grant recipients will get caught up in the detection system and won’t be able to jump through the extra hoops to verify their identity.

More than 600 colleges qualify for the money. Conservatives say it incentivizes discriminatory recruitment practices.