Students majoring in social work will be eligible for $5,000 per semester due to a new program funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

A union representing teachers across Michigan is asking the state legislature to restore mental health and school safety funds that were cut in this year’s education budget.

Northwood University announced a program for police, firefighters and military personnel to be able to get their bachelor's or master's degree with a low tuition rate and short period of time.

With the passage of the 2025 fiscal hear budget, free community college is now a reality for recent and upcoming high school graduates.

Dr. Alejandra Rengifo, Professor of Spanish, has been working with First Gen students. Through a national program at Stanford University, she is expanding her efforts.

High school students from Midland will visit Japan as a part of the cultural exchange program between sister cities.

The Meet Up and Eat Up program is an extension of the school district's free lunch program, and has been around since 2019.

Researchers at Michigan State University say a state law that required underperforming students to repeat third-grade had a disproportionate impact on economically disadvantaged students.

Center Michigan University has new deadlines to find a new president. Trustees say they are optimistic about the search.

A new survey shows that 2024 college graduates are estimating around $73,000 salaries at their first job. WCMU takes a look at what Michigan college graduates reported, and what the job hunt looks like for them currently.