Education

What was once limited to small-scale side hustles has mushroomed into so-called essay mills on the Internet, becoming a global industry.

Stanford University says it has expelled a student who lied in their application to the elite school in a development linked to the college-admission bribery scandal.

Under The Radar's Callie Crossley discusses the controversial MCAS question that asked students to write from the perspective of a racist character.

A former sensitivity review committee member says she raised concerns about the MCAS question about two years ago.

The former state secretary of education said a controversial question on the MCAS — which asked students to write from the perspective of a racist character from the novel "The Underground Railroad" — was poorly executed.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Tuesday that his new budget proposal would recommend a $15 million down payment on universal access to pre-kindergarten for all city four-year-olds within five years.

Blackstone Elementary School is transitioning from an under-performing school to a regular school, a change that comes with the loss of $400,000 and some staff.

A look into the college admissions scandal and what changes (if any) it will bring.

Instead of a first-come, first-serve process, students would enter a lottery.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday defended a proposal to eliminate funding for the Special Olympics.