Storm Evacuees Thrive After Switching Schools
After sharp declines the first year, students who fled New Orleans improved and enrolled in college, study says.
K-12 NEWS
Taking a Closer Look at Detroit Schools
A new report examines the district’s struggles with enrollment, achievement, and finances.
Students at Penn State University take exams in the state-of-the-art testing center on campus. They sit in video-monitored cubicles and work on cheat-proof computers. (Jim Lo Scalzo for USN&WR)
Profs Use Tech to Fight Cheating
High-tech testing centers and anti-plagiarism software are some of the new tools professors are trying.
Business Schools Expect Boom as Economy Sags
Applicants are anxious over increased competition, but admissions officers say the rules are still the same.
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Technology
Turning School Buses Into Classrooms
Arkansas considers expanding a pilot program for rural college-prep students.
ELECTION 2008
Young Voters Confused About Registration
Register at parents' home? At school? Students get conflicting advice.
STUDENT HEALTH
Arizona State University students hang out a Club Rio, a popular bar close to the campus. (Mark Peterson/Redux)
A Lower Drinking Age Is a Long Shot
Bingeing may be worsening on campus, but the British experience is a cautionary tale.
On Education
Hurricane Evacuees Thrive After Switching Schools
After sharp declines the first year, students who fled New Orleans improved and enrolled in college, study says.
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