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At age 19, Alexander Fenton can legally vote, fight in a war and carry a gun.
When he steps onto the campus of the University of New Hampshire, where he studies business, the latter goes out the window. The college prohibits the possession and use of firearms....

For years, concerns over rising college costs and student loan debt have been driving some high schoolers away from a four-year degree in favor of shorter, less expensive alternatives.
Now it’s clear that students are putting more emphasis on career training and post-college employment, as more opt for a two-year degree or even shorter-term credentials....

From certificates to doctorates, academic programs could soon lose financial aid eligibility if graduates fail to earn more than adults with a lesser credential.
A new earnings test for postsecondary programs reached consensus among federal, state college and accreditation leaders heading the Department of Education’s latest rulemaking session on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act....

The U.S. Department of Education this week launched sweeping investigations into 18 school districts and colleges for allegedly permitting transgender athletes to compete in girls’ and women’s sports.
According to the Education Department, the 18 educational entities have maintained practices that reinforce school athletic policies that assign students not according to their biological sex, but their gender identities....