Ohio State University is ending an iPad distribution program, and will instead prioritize overall digital literacy and workforce preparation.

Bowdoin College is adding MacBook Pros to its device-lending program, after distributing iPads to teachers and students beginning the summer of 2020.

A partnership with Apple is hoped to improve students' academic performance and support the university's goal of boosting graduation rates.

This fall, Apple will deploy iPads to all 10,700 first-year students. It follows a small but successful pilot this year that involved about 130 students.

During a much-anticipated event in Chicago, the tech giant revealed a tablet that supports Apple Pencil, teacher apps and 200GB of free storage.

Federal officials declined to file charges after probing connections between Los Angeles Unified School District and executives at Apple and Pearson.