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Hundreds of new universities have opened in Japan, despite the country’s declining youth population.

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Though weapons are banned from most public universities, pro-gun forces have made gains on the issue in a handful of states, most recently Colorado.

An article by James W. Wagner praising the 1787 three-fifths compromise has been seized upon as another example of insensitivity from the school.

A new study shows how New York can build on its stronger-than-average record.

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Justice Manuel J. Mendez ruled that a penalty, for New York City’s failure to agree on a teacher evaluation plan, could hurt the neediest children.

The president of Emory University, James W. Wagner, was censured Wednesday over a magazine column in which he wrote favorably about the three-fifths compromise over slavery.

Texas legislators are scrambling to scale back high school graduation requirements, a prospect that concerns some educators and pleases others.

A new analysis of nationwide tests in New York, California and other populous states shows shifts, including the growing number of Hispanic students.

Former Gov. David A. Paterson will serve as a distinguished professor of health care and public policy at Touro College in Harlem.