Top Education Department official stepping down as college financial aid fiasco continues
RIchard Cordray, who heads the Federal Student Aid office, will step down in June in the midst of a financial aid crisis that's leaving some students without necessary aid
Google releases AI skills course in education push
Google has rolled out a new artificial intelligence course and announced it will invest $75 million for 1 million Americans to take it as part of an education initiative.
Calling all book lovers: Here are the top 10 cities for those who love to read
The top U.S. cities for book lovers were released as the social media trend of reading, book clubs and more rise — California, New York and more included.
UPenn, Columbia, NYU presidents making millions
University presidents at colleges like UPenn, Columbia and NYU earn millions in annual compensation as they are faced with anti-Israel protests and demonstrations on campus.
Columbia's billionaire donors mull giving amid anti-Israel protests
Columbia University has already lost some billionaire donors as protests on its campus over the war in the Middle East continue. However, more could be coming.
Columbia University responds after Robert Kraft says he's pulling support over antisemitic violence
Columbia University tells FOX Business it is "grateful" for New England Patriots team owner Robert Kraft's support after he announced he would be withdrawing funding.
Summer camp sticker shock: Working parents' wallets feel the burn
Working parents continue to grapple with persisting economic pressures. But they now face a new financial burden as summer inches closer: camp payments.
US high schoolers want financial education, but many schools don't offer it: survey
A survey by Intuit found that students want to learn about financial literacy at school and that those who receive personal finance instruction find it to be helpful.
Hiring based on skills is a win-win for employees and employers by removing 'unnecessary barriers:' report
Researchers argue by hiring based on skill set rather than college degrees, employers can open up jobs to qualified candidates who previosly weren't able to apply.
Two-thirds of colleges mandate DEI courses for graduation, report finds
A new report by Speech First investigated 248 colleges from around the U.S. and found that two-thirds mandate DEI courses to satisfy general education requirements needed to graduate.
Missouri AG files lawsuit over Biden's latest student loan handout attempt: It's 'illegal'
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey outlines why his state is taking legal action against the Biden administration over the president's lastest student loan handout push.
Stuart Varney: Biden is giving away the country to get your vote
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discussed Biden's plan to make community college tuition-free, arguing it's a political strategy to win votes for the 2024 presidential election.
7 more states sue to block Biden's student loan handout plan as lawsuits pile up
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is leading a group of seven states to sue the Biden administration over its "SAVE" student loan handout plan.
Biden to unveil new student loan handout that could slash debt for millions before election day
President Biden's administration is set to unveil a student loan forgiveness plan roughly a week after GOP states filed a lawsuit against his previous plan.
Mike Rowe details ‘shift’ in the path to prosperity: ‘Entering a whole new time’ of smart money
MikeRoweWorks Foundation CEO Mike Rowe discusses Gern Z's shift toward pursuing a trade and away from college education.
Kansas AG sues to block Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach filed a lawsuit blocking President Biden's $138 billion student loan forgiveness program on Thursday.
March Madness expected to break betting records, sees growing interest in women's sports
March Madness kicks off Thursday at an even larger scale this year, but even with more states legalizing sports betting crowds are flocking to Las Vegas to grab a seat.
BlackRock pushes back after Texas withdraws $8.5 billion investment
BlackRock pushed back on Texas' decision to pull a roughly $8.5 billion investment for its Permanent School Fund from the asset manager over an alleged boycott of oil and gas companies.
Lottery winner claims colossal $1.765B Powerball ticket from October
A person representing a group of lottery players has come forward to claim October's massive $1.765 billion Powerball jackpot win
Toughest job interview question of all: 'What can you improve about yourself?'
Career experts shared important insights into one of the toughest job interview questions of all: "What can you improve about yourself?" Here's how to respond effectively.