The International Baccalaureate program raises high schoolers’ chances of attending—and finishing—college.

Jessie Taft, PhB 1905, PhD 1913, was a matriarch of modern social work.

In San Francisco and Chicago, College alumni transform education through programs that are innovative, old-fashioned, and free.

Woodson Middle School’s “difficult kids” get to know their principal—and each other—well.

Excerpts from our conversation with retired Laboratory Schools teacher Vivian Gussin Paley, PhB’47.

Retired Laboratory Schools teacher Vivian Gussin Paley, PhB’47, writes about the importance of play in early schooling

How can we better prepare PhD students for nonacademic careers?

Urban Education Institute director Timothy Knowles explains why there's reason for hope in Chicago Public Schools.

If putting together an issue on education taught us one thing, it's that we have much yet to learn.

An ambitious economic field experiment studies how financial incentives for students, teachers, and parents affect academic performance.

Students often continue to collaborate with professors after earning their degrees. Sometimes, as in these four examples, those relationships move beyond collegial to true professional and personal friendships.

The murals decorating the University of Chicago Charter School campuses tell stories of success.