The presumptive Democratic nominee is gaining support from prominent education figures. What might be in store?

For all the focus that institutions have placed on conveying the long-term value of a degree and its success as a vehicle for social mobility (all true), the messaging is simply not resonating broadly.

More employers recognize that many prospective candidates choose not to go to college because it's unaffordable or because they believe they'll acquire more practical skills in the workforce, versus the classroom, a new survey contends.

As the presidential election draws nearer, a conservative roadmap for education reform has some current and former students anxious.