U. Chicago Law School accidentally sends applicant data to new students

Emails from "Diane Evergreen" are offering students a chance to see what their prospective colleges think of them, for the price of just $3,890.

A grassroots coding workshop in South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska is giving girls and their teachers a new resource for building technology skills.

Educators from across the country gathered in Washington to meet with representatives on issues like Title II, Title IV and E-rate.

University leaders at SXSW EDU 2019 say they're now able to spot anomalies and intervene to help struggling students sooner.

A new report makes the claim that the funding policy landscape is decades behind modern learning environments.

Columbia State Community College's networks and devices were forced offline after an employee opened a malicious email earlier this month.

Through partnership with IBM, administrators say they're training students in a technology that will soon become a valuable skill for employers.

Playing a custom-built video game was shown to significantly improve test scores in introductory calculus classes.

Commentary: Andrew Geant, co-founder and CEO of online tutoring company Wyzant, shows how technology can help schools support students proactively.

The era of traditional textbooks and their high costs is coming to a close, says OpenStax' David Harris.