Sweeping changes to how much college students and their parents can borrow from the federal government took effect July 1.

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Students working in fields eligible for NSF funding will be able to participate, including chemistry, engineering, and basic ...

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Most New Jersey drivers have no idea they're part of a vast police camera network that tracks vehicles across the state and stores the data for up to three years. In this Q&A, investigative reporters ...

From per diem shifts to solo practice, physicians share the benefits and costs of working less and living more.

Diagnosed with non-verbal autism as toddlers, Kirklyn and his twin brother, Kirk, relied on music to overcome early learning barriers. Kirklyn earned his bachelor’s degree in music education, while ...

In her home in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Eboni Moen, 42, struggled to find help. Some days she would rock back and forth in her shower, crying uncontrollably and thinking back to ...

If you've maxed out on federal aid, private lenders like College Ave, Earnest and Sallie Mae can make your graduate school ...

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As it turns out, there's lots you can learn from teachers even after you graduate.

A Navajo activist says she won't stand by while the springs and native grasses of her youth dry up from impacts of coal ...