Lifelong email access for students could come to an end at many higher education institutions using Google's G Suite for Education.

Google launched a new career certificate program to prepare learners for entry-level cybersecurity jobs.

A survey shows students are more likely to use TikTok, rather than search engines like Google, for help on assignments.

Five universities are now offering online courses that build on Google's career certificates.

Google.org, the search giant's philanthropic arm, is funding the University of Texas' Expanding Computing Education Pathways Alliance.

Grow With Google is now offering every business in the United States 500 free scholarships to its certificate program.

The Google Career Certificates Fund covers program entry fees and can provide support for other costs, like childcare and transportation.

A higher ed consortium including Google and Adobe wants to make it easier for users to optimize font and spacing online and to apply those preferences.

Schools in Connecticut have already begun putting the certificates in their programs.