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The landmark 1969 case Tinker v. Des Moines affirmed first amendment rights for students. Yet many students–especially at public schools–now find their voices censored.

Book bans in schools and public libraries have run rampant in recent years. This Maryland bill seeks to limit bans based on partisan or doctrinal disapproval.

While the propagators of misinformation on social media may hide behind a screen, the victims experience real-world hatred and violence.

After backlash from a group of parents, a California school district requested all classroom materials and lessons on the topic.

The parallels between the Israel-Iran conflict and the Vietnam War serve as an ongoing reminder that if we don't learn from history, we're bound to repeat it.

The Dallas public transit system is under scrutiny. Here’s a look at how it could be modernized to serve all of the city's residents.

Despite in-class learning returning after the COVID-19 pandemic, attendance rates across the country are falling faster than ever before, leading to too many students missing out on the chance to experience valuable

Pop something to sleep? There are some things you should know. This common sleep aid used by adults and teens alike has more potential risks than many are aware of.

We don't normally think of Wikipedia as social media–but for enthusiasts, it's just as social as any. Here's an inside look into what makes it tick.

Issues with the FAFSA application caused widespread delays to many seniors' final college decisions–especially those with immigrant families.