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At the University of Washington, 18 percent of the freshmen are foreigners, and each pays about three times as much as students from Washington State.

Victor Cruz, the Giants’ leading receiver, followed a winding road to the N.F.L., including twice being kicked out of UMass for academic reasons.

Green River Community College, south of Seattle, has enrolled 1,400 international students this year, most of them recruited by agents who get 15 percent of the $9,732 first-year tuition.

The Chester Upland district’s fiscal woes – so severe that it cannot afford to pay teachers past the end of this month – are compounded by a charter school with which it shares its financing.

An interview with Mayor Rahm Emanuel is a highlight of a new video that criticizes the Chicago Teachers Union.

Parents and educators are expressing strong concern about the central role of standardized testing in the assessment and overall education of their children and students.

The case of a woman who was expelled from a graduate counseling program highlights how religious views on sexual orientation provoke controversy in the profession.

Pamela B. Gann, president of Claremont McKenna College, discussed the circumstances surrounding the submission of inaccurate SAT data and how her school can regain trust.

Advocates hope the State Senate will pass a bill in support of the New York City churches next week.

A petition on Change.org helped bring about the lender’s new rule on forbearance fees.