The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education recently held a press conference to announce its "Proposal for a Future-Oriented ...

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Leading the pack with a 93.6 grade, Omar Cooper Jr. hauled in four receptions for 131 yards and a touchdown in Week 2, proving to be Indiana’s go-to playmaker. 10. Nick Marsh (Michigan State) Nick ...

After a historically special 2024-25 campaign, the SEC was always primed to take a step back on the hardwood this winter, especially with 26 of the top-30 scorers vamoosing for greener pastures. To no ...

The University of Oklahoma assured a student that her final grade won’t be affected by the zero she got for an essay on gender, a score that prompted religious discrimination allegations and inflamed ...

Some seismic events occurred in Week 12 that dramatically affected the College Football Playoff race. Did the selection committee react to those affairs correctly? With the pressure turning up on the ...

With some notable results in the past week, how did the College Football Playoff selection committee do in its second batch of rankings? The defending champions keep rolling, and it would take a loss ...

More Harvard College students than ever are passing their classes with flying colors, but the College’s evaluation system is “failing to perform the key functions of grading,” according to a report ...

Nearly two dozen private colleges are offering an online tool that factors in need-based grants and scholarships to estimate students’ actual costs. By Ann Carrns High school seniors applying to ...

Many portions of the draft compact that the Trump administration sent to nine universities earlier this month — and has since opened up to any takers — are familiar from its other efforts to reshape ...

Regarding “Trump Demands the Truth About Affirmative Action” (Upward Mobility, Aug. 12): Jason Riley wants colleges and universities to “allow objective measures such as high-school grades and ...