Summer may officially be over as well as swimming but it never hurts to know some important stats in terms of children and swimming safety. From Memorial Day through Labor Day [...]

The large majority of U.S. high school students say they feel safe in school, but many see a need for more mental health services for students, according to a new [...]

As Women's Equality Day is celebrated across the U.S. commemorating the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, a new survey finds a significant gender gap among recent college graduates entering the [...]

The entrepreneurial spirit in America is alive and well as the majority of recent graduates plan to start a business. As they prepare to enter the workforce about 70 percent [...]

It's that time of year when millions of students don caps and gowns for graduation, and leave campus with something else: confidence in their futures. The majority of recent and upcoming [...]

According to one nonprofit the movement for free college is growing and it's growing fast. The College Promise Campaign, a nonprofit working to up the number of quality College Promise [...]

The Children's School will serve up to 119 children in kindergarten through eighth grade and is specifically designed to seamlessly integrate academic curriculum with best practice behavioral health to meet [...]

Children across the country are looking forward to a winter break on Feb. 18 — this year’s Presidents’ Day. It will give them a chance to clear their heads and prepare themselves [...]

If you're not interested in a traditional career like technology, business, or law, perhaps becoming a pastry chef is in your future. The French Pastry School of Robert Morris University [...]

Can you work a job and go to school at the same time? Yes, but it takes commitment and a bit of juggling. For some students, working while in college [...]