As fewer college students opt to major in history, there's an effort by history departments to prove the practical value of their discipline.

State health officials in Washington and California are scrambling to create mechanisms for hospitals to report their COVID-19 patients in real time.

The percentage of Native students graduating from the U of M has doubled in the past decade.

When it was time for me to enroll in a four-year college, I chose North Dakota State, a school that's mostly white, conservative and insular -- everything I wasn't. It was the hardest year of my life.

A state commission spent two years investigating the 2016 death of Phil Grenon, who was killed by officers after a Taser failed to subdue him.

Some students say they want campuses to remain open.

Unlike protesters at many universities, activists at Harvard seek social justice reforms beyond campus.

After decades of declining enrollment, HBCUs are seeing an uptick in new applicants, especially among Latino and international students.

The Greek government is working to expand refugee camps, but many Greek residents oppose such a move and violence has escalated this week.

London is already one of the most surveilled cities in the world with around 420,000 CCTV cameras in operation. Yet London police are pushing ahead with plans to implement the facial recognition technology across the city. The Dazzle Club, led by four artists, dons camouflage make-up and leads a silent public walk once a month in protest of live facial recognition police cameras in London.

Some 15,000 Afghans and Iraqis who assisted the US military are trapped in their home countries as they await promised visas. A recent court decision could force the US to process their visa applications faster.

Most states and districts have adopted science standards that require teaching climate change. Teachers are left to get up to speed and help students understand the impacts.

The United States runs the world’s biggest immigration detention system. A new law in California is trying to shrink it with mixed results.

The World's Host Marco Werman speaks with former US Ambassador to NATO Nicholas Burns, who shares takeaways from the Munich Security Conference this past weekend.