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Four individual online graduate programs were ranked in the top 11 of the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.

Pilot assessments seek to fill an information gap and help educators better understand the growth of students’ mathematics and social-emotional skills from first through third grades.

Six decades of Higher Education alumni gathered to celebrate the program’s five founders and launch a fund supporting new community-building initiatives.

UVA researchers are studying how college prep programs help students succeed by developing their “learning mindset.”

Jamie Jirout has been awarded the prestigious CAREER award from the National Science Foundation to support her research on curiosity.

Quana Dennis expected to work his way through college and take out loans, but an email changed that plan. Since then, he’s given back more than he’s received.

After an All-ACC career with UVA football, Raley found a new calling: education. He's now in his 7th year as superintendent of public schools in Goochland County.

High-dosage tutoring, an evidence-based tool used in successful school turnarounds, can increase students’ pandemic-related limited learning gains.

With four new grants, researchers from the School of Education and Human Development will be examining a range of topics including full-day pre-kindergarten and cultural and racial equity.

Schools, teachers and parents are still dealing with the pandemic’s aftermath. That’s why librarian Ashley Hosbach launched this project.