Duolingo's owl mascot constantly rags on users. It's a risky marketing strategy, but Gen Z loves it.
After relocating her family to Spain in 2016, Jackie Baxa's children grew fond of the European lifestyle, and decided to attend college in Europe.
A Gen Z data scientist recommends building your own AI project to get hands-on experience to talk about in your interviews.
In a bid to break teenagers' dependence on digital devices, one London school has tried operating from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. — and banning smartphones.
Laurene Powell Jobs, the billionaire investor and widow of Steve Jobs, just spent $70 million on the most expensive home ever sold in San Francisco.
She decided to marry her boyfriend because it was the financially right decision. She was trapped in the marriage for years before she divorced him.
The writer's son said he wanted to drop out of high school to teach himself. She let him, and he explored his love of travel and filmmaking.
Prestigious UK boarding school Eton College tells parents of first-year students to leave smartphones at home
We know our 5-year-old won't thrive in a public school setting, so he's going to a private school. He can receive scholarships for college.
Mary Meeker is back with a new report about AI and education — and it predicts how teaching will change.
In high school, when she asked her parents about going to college in Europe, they said it was too far away. She went to Canada instead.
Kraft donated $1 million to Yeshiva University last week. He pulled his support from Columbia University after Israel-Hamas protests in April.
Loreal Hemenway and Stephanie Osmundson, two art teachers in Henderson, Nevada, found a creative way to wear their wedding dresses again.
A mother is struggling to accept that her son, who has autism, won't be able to go to college like the other kids he graduated with.
Chinese students are welcome in the US "to study humanities and social sciences, not particle physics," Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell said.
Tired of a bad job market and the stigma of being left on the shelf at 30, some Chinese women have found a solution — run, and go West.
The author's father wanted her to attend his alma mater, Purdue. But she enrolled at Ball State instead. He judged her and never accepted her choice.
However, declining college enrollment rates can also be due to the changing sentiments of the younger generation towards higher education.
The daughter of a Russian-American mining magnate is suing her NYU roommate, accusing her of stealing luxury items and selling them on The RealReal.
Joe Gow and Carmen Wilson pursued porn as a hobby. Now they're fighting a battle over academic freedom.
These colleges and universities have produced more billionaires than any other, according to a list compiled by Forbes.
Zoomers on social media are mocking the younger generation, saying they have a "blue light stare" from growing up with too many screens.
Schools are cracking down on vaping. In one New York middle school, administrators have installed "vape detectors" in the bathrooms.
My son could explain the lifecycle of a butterfly with the correct words but couldn't tell coins apart. I realized I needed to teach him about money.
A Yale student felt the expectation to find his life-long friends in his first year at college. He's worried he didn't make deep-enough friendships.
Big Tech wants people to believe AI is a good idea in the classroom. Turns out, time-pressured teachers say using tools like ChatGPT actually is.
Arrested students will be immediately suspended, and any who are seniors will not be allowed to graduate, Stanford leaders said.
Millennials wanted to be better parents. So why are their kids little monsters?
A college professor told her students to write thank-you letters to someone in their life. She realized her students could be thoughtful and gracious.
We homeschool our and it allows us to travel. He joins schools all over Europe, and they're different from schools in the US.
I'm a British mom in the US. I'm jealous of how my friends' kids in the UK are taught — from shorter summer breaks to mandatory uniforms.
Sam Salem, a teacher in Los Angeles, invents Gen Z slang to prank his students. But now those words have caught on through social media.
Robert Hale Jr., the CEO of Granite Telecommunications, surprised graduating students on Thursday. Each student received two $500 payments.
A mother who earned over $500K last year decided not to pay for her daughter's college tuition. She shares how she came to the tough decision.
As Gen Zers enter the workforce, some are forgoing four-year college degrees in favor of tech training and trade school.
The private tutoring industry is valued at $62 billion and some private tutors for ultra-high-net-worth families get massive paychecks.
A mother is dreading her empty nest because her only child chose a college far from home, but she knows it's time to let him go.
Nearly half of the respondents to a Pew Research Center survey said a college degree is less important in getting a high-paying job than 20 years ago.
After the pandemic ruined his high school graduation and college experience, a student is excited to celebrate his graduation from college properly.
The students won $10,000 from a school pitch competition for an AI product, but Emory University then sought to expel one founder and suspend another.
A college professor often found students in school only because their parents forced them. Instead, the kids should take a gap year or volunteer.
A recent college graduate can't get a full-time job, so she has several part-time jobs to make ends meet. She feels like she has failed.
"You may succeed. You may fail. But make it your life's work to remake the world," Tim Cook told Tulane University's graduating class in 2019.
Colleges decided to start ending the year early during the Vietnam War because officials worried the nicer weather would bring out more protesters.
A student who got into Yale reveals everything he put in his college application. His college essay was focused on his heritage, and his GPA was high.
"What you're seeing now is the end-product of this cultural revolution in American education playing out on American campuses," Griffin said.
The Berrie Foundation had given Columbia millions for years, but quietly pulled funding last month, The New York Times reported.