The University of Wyoming Pathways from Prison (WPfP) program has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to expand access to higher education for incarcerated individuals.

Increasingly, research and feedback involving students, parents, and educators have revealed the value to students when ...

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), one of Asia's leading public research universities in engineering and technology, has ...

The programs are growing and expanding. What’s needed is a focus on how well they’re working — whether they are offering ...

Co-op programs allow undergraduates to alternate between full-time paid work experience for four to eight months and academic ...

Co-operative education isn’t a new concept, though its use has been limited to just a few institutes of higher learning until ...

Saint Leo University's longstanding commitment to quality education supports working professionals through flexible, ...

North and South Seattle Colleges is asking families to help raise $2 million dollars to keep the programs going next year, ...

Getting high school students excited about teaching can significantly expand the pipeline of diverse educators—but mentorship ...

As application numbers surge, colleges are expanding alternative entry points, often through study abroad and off-campus ...

UC Merced’s CalTeach program is opening new pathways for younger students to experience hands-on science, technology, ...

Imagine Learning today announced updates across its curriculum, courseware, assessment, and services portfolio. The enhancements help educators work more efficiently, better understand student ...