Michigan Universities' Students Turn To Summer Classes

Record numbers of students at public universities in Michigan are registering for online summer courses, generating much needed revenue during the pandemic.

Supreme Court Rules On Religious Schools

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court upheld a scholarship program that allows tax credits for private schooling. This makes it easier for religious schools to get public funding.

US Unemployment Falls To 11%

The novel coronavirus has resurged, causing a new round of shutdowns even as the unemployment rate fell to 11.1% in June. The U.S. economy added 4.8 million jobs.

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Latino, Black Communities And Test Disparities

COVID-19 cases are on the rise in states across the U.S., and communities of color are struggling to get tested. One large-scale testing event in Phoenix drew hundreds.

Justices Rule On Electoral College

With the 2020 election in November, the Supreme Court has ruled that the Electoral College’s presidential electors can be required to vote according to the popular votes of the states.

Supreme Court Sides With Catholic Schools

In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court sided with two Catholic schools that were sued by former teachers for disability discrimination and age discrimination respectively.

Schools Or Bars?

A growing number of health experts are urging officials at the federal, state and local levels to prioritize K-12 schools, which could mean keeping places like gyms and bars closed.

How to Get your First Teaching Job in a College

Health Experts Weigh In On Reopening Schools

While Education Secretary Betsy DeVos insists kids can return to in-person learning, health experts warn that a one-size-fits-all approach could increase infections and deaths.

Immigration Courts Reopen; Virus Cases Rising

Immigration courts in Baltimore, Detroit and Newark are reopening even as COVID-19 cases continue to rise. Precautions include requiring wearing masks and social distancing signs.

Health Insurance, COVID-19 And College

If a college student has COVID-19, who should pay for their treatment? How does health insurance cover COVID-19? The following offers advice for those returning to school in the fall.

Ransomware Criminals Target Universities

Cybercriminals have infiltrated universities’ computer networks, either stolen or encrypted private data, and demanded a ransom to unlock the data or avoid it being shared.

Judge Delays Deadline To Free Migrant Kids

A judge granted a request for a 10-day extension to release migrant kids being held in detention longer than 20 days. The ruling is being criticized by some as a form of family separation.

Extra $600 Benefit Nears End For Unemployed

With the additional $600 weekly unemployment benefit expiring before the end of July (barring action from Congress), many unemployed Americans are worried about their future.