Education

The California Public Records Act was established 45 years ago, yet citizens still are denied access to public documents from local government agencies.

This week, the union made good on its threat: Faculty members walked out of their offices on Tuesday morning, fanning out into picket lines across campus.

In “Imagine Living in a Socialist USA,” retired education professor William Ayers writes about knowledge as an inherently public good.

The bigger question, and the less obvious problem with Kristof's opinion, is whether more of us would do any good for the world.

Once again, Florida's Stand Your Ground law has helped a man escape conviction for killing an African-American teenager.

“The Congressional anti-boycott bill is a clear violation of the First Amendment.”

Data walls are widely seen as the latest front in a war being fought by educators, parents and students nationwide against “predatory education reform.”

Missouri is calling on high schools to administer a military aptitude test to determine whether students are ready for college or a career. But the program fails to disclose …

Metaphors matter and it is bad policy and worse poetry to describe education as a pipeline.

Rising tuition, faculty cuts and non-living wages for workers at Vermont colleges are prompting student labor organizers to ask if tuition dollars should be used to exacerbate inequality.