Education Policy News

UPDATE, May 12: The University of Illinois made it official May 11, announcing Michael Hogan as its 18th president, pending formal approval by …

AMES — Iowa State University officials today announced job cuts in the College of Engineering, due to state budget cuts. …

Chicago Police have charged Dr. Gary Hunninghake, director of the Institute for Clinical and Translational Sciences at the University of …

The school board in Dubuque has unanimously approved the layoffs of 70 teachers, five nurses and one administrator. The list …

IOWA CITY — An estimated 4,757 University of Iowa graduates will receive degrees during spring 2010 commencement ceremonies. The  UI …

President Barack Obama’s U.S. Supreme Court Justice nomination Monday of Solicitor General Elena Kagan has gained some praise in the …

Superintendent Lane Plugge is recommending the Iowa City school district make another run at the federal government’s Race to the …

Grinnell College officials are investigating a sexually-themed party at the school earlier this month that’s been deemed “bias-motivated” by campus …

A group of University of Iowa students wants school officials to stop burning coal at the campus power plant and …

Peyten Sexton was suspended for three days for his role in the April 28 fight at Prairie Point Middle School …

DES MOINES – A legislatively mandated study panel Thursday began mulling future options for residential programs and other services provided …

TAMA – The South Tama School District is apologizing today for a mix up in enforcing a school lunch policy …