With the government shutdown over, the next steps come into view: Turning the federal government back on after six weeks ...

Vanishing federal subsidies and stricter benefits rules threaten health care and nutrition aid for thousands of Connecticut ...

At a Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee hearing Wednesday, education officials acknowledged that high schools remain unable to deliver Virgin Islands and Caribbean history, more than ...

Companies are favoring multitool graduates with broad skill sets.

Many Wyomingites are grieving with news of the death of longtime Casper journalist Susan Anderson. Anderson, 80, died Monday ...

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel offers a limited number of paid, immersive internships each year. Journal Sentinel interns work for one of the country's leading regional news organizations, in a ...

While our focus as a higher education system is on student success – and rightly so – degrees lift up more than the individuals who earn them.

The University of New Hampshire in Durham will launch a new Journalism and Media Studies program next year, focused on ...

The longtime broadcaster will receive the 2025 Poynter Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism at this weekend’s Bowtie Ball in Tampa ...

The longtime CBS Mornings anchor talks about why she chose journalism as a profession, how she decides which stories to cover ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down labs across the country, Niko McCarty’s research career at the California Institute of ...

What does it mean when the value of a college degree, once a guaranteed ticket to stability, is now so uncertain? For today’s ...