Student-athletes need rest during summer workouts
Student-athletes generally stay in shape during the off-season in the summer, but taking some time off is important, too.
Celine Dion returns to stage at the Olympics
A triumphant return to the stage by one of pop music's classiest acts brought a fitting close to the Olympics Opening Ceremony.
Congress investigates college financial aid problems
Glitches with the FAFSA last year caused delays that made college-bound students make some critical decisions on a shortened timeframe.
Musical theater award program extends to N. Calif.
A high school musical theater award program in N. Calif. that sponsors students for the Jimmy Awards has expanded further north.
Gwinnett Co. will not offer AP African American Studies
Georgia's largest school district decided to cancel the course following a decision from the state superintendent not to fund it.
Canadian wildfires once again stretch to US
Several thousand people have been evacuated in Alberta, and wildfire smoke is once again heading over the US.
ACT to make science optional this spring
The ACT continues to evolve as one of the nation's eminent college admissions tests: science will be an optional subtest in 2025.
President Biden drops out of 2024 race
President Joe Biden announced that he would not seek reelection this November and has officially dropped out of the race.
IL custodians signal contract talk difficulties
Janitors and other school service workers, represented by the SEIU, say they're having trouble negotiating contract wages that are up to standard.
Global computer outage affects Windows computers
Acorss every industry, including schools and colleges, computers protected by CrowdStrike went down due to a faulty cybersecurity update.