Illinois university leaders joined Crain's for a wide-ranging conversation on how education is shaping Chicago and the Midwest.

Schools are turning to AI-powered surveillance technology to monitor student accounts and school-issued devices like laptops ...

One student asked a search engine, “Why does my boyfriend hit me?” Another threatened suicide in an email to an unrequited ...

Chicago” is a partnership with government, private and non-profit employers aiming to hire young people between 14 and 24 ...

Tickets are now on sale for the 28th annual Bears Care Gala, the team’s signature philanthropic event, set for Saturday, May ...

Taxpayers are spending tens of thousands of dollars per student at public high schools in Chicago, and at two schools, the ...

Within the classroom, many faculty members have an expectation that the Chicago Principles protect their right to express ...

The proposal, House Bill 1910, does not provide for funding from the state, but it stipulates the opioid antagonists may be ...

As digital entertainment increases, more of the Northwest Side of Chicago’s residents are turning to online casinos for a convenient, interactive gambling experience. With home access to a large ...

State regulators voted to issue a notice of intent to revoke the charter for Primavera Online. The school's founder said it ...

A Chicago non-profit received $25 million in funding Thursday to lead a previously discontinued violence-prevention program after the school board voted unanimously for its reinstatement.

The Prepare for Illinois’ Future Program is in collaboration with Kaplan, an international educational service company that ...