Robbyn Wacker's idea of a great role model? Curious George.

The University of Minnesota is re-examining its Greek life policy following the second alcohol-related death of a campus fraternity member within a year.

The new curator brings enthusiasm, expertise and high hopes for community outreach.

Higher ed is getting more and more expensive. Are you ready to send your child off to college?

Hawley Public Schools is introducing students -- and their teachers -- to the district's new virtual reality lab, one of only a few hundred around the country.

After our recent examination of why American kids aren't being taught to read well, we received a ton of questions, mostly from parents. So we went to the experts to get answers.

Across the country, schools wrestle with how sexual assault is defined and how much proof is needed.

A catchy song is getting plenty of play on Central American airwaves, but not everyone knows it was funded by the US government.

High school students get a chance to see the hit musical, and a few of them take a turn on stage.

Two months into its presidential search, the University of Minnesota dismissed the national firm it hired to lead the process, after Storbeck/Pimentel and Associates was selected to do the same job for Michigan State University.

As the United States geared up to fight World War II, it forced many Japanese Americans into internment camps. But some of those Japanese Americans decided they'd rather fight to defend the United States, despite being treated like supporters of the enemy.

A longtime Minnesota art mystery may soon be solved, as a new effort launches this week to determine whether a painting at St. Olaf College is by famed artist Edvard Munch — or an imposter.

This week, Minnesota teachers and school staff have their first opportunity to opt out of paying union dues since a major Supreme Court decision that allows them to do so.

Host Kerri Miller spoke to two education experts on scientifically-based practices that help teachers effectively teach reading to students.