In a rapidly changing world, education is increasingly driven by technology. Laptops have replaced textbooks, apps have swapped notebooks, and learning is now delivered through screens. However, a ...

Suzanne Gallagher, a longtime resident of St. Johnsbury and Wheelock, Vermont, age 89, has passed from this earth surrounded ...

Ames resident Barb Wheelock, who joined the protest to stand up for democracy, was also encouraged by the number of people there. “I can’t tell you all how this lifts my spirits, to stand here and see ...

Students hold up signs, urging Boston University to designate itself as a sanctuary campus, during a walkout Thursday afternoon at Marsh Plaza. Prior to the walkout, speculation spread regarding an ...

Doug Clark (Letters, March 29) raises several points advocating for the removal of Christianity from schools in Scotland and the UK. In response, I’d like to address some of those concerns and point ...

The push to dismantle the Department of Education is almost as old as the department itself. Republicans have pushed to ...

Perceived as different at home and different at school, first-generation college students often feel like they don’t belong to either place. The challenge of higher education is to recognize the ...

My desire to help other first-generation students resulted in research that provides insights into the lived experiences of first-generation students at Wheelock College, a small college in Boston ...

While Ferrante grew up in New York City, she got her undergraduate degree from Bates College in Lewiston, which is also where she met her husband. “I fell in love with museums and art working fo ...

But as industries have evolved and employers have started seeking candidates with a diverse skill set beyond just academic qualifications, a college degree alone doesn’t guarantee a high-paying job.

UMass Amherst recently absorbed Mount Ida College in Newton, and Boston University has acquired nearby Wheelock College. Bay Path President Sandra Doran said her institution has a lot in common ...