How one Illinois man is studying to be a lawyer – from inside a Minnesota prison

Auburn University's prison education program ‘indefinitely suspended’

Department of Education purge leaves incarcerated students in limbo

What does "rehabilitation" really mean?

A prison classroom 3,000 miles away from home

The challenges of jail education

An unlikely friendship changed their lives

Connecting with culture in prison

An Indigenous literature class at an Oregon prison helps incarcerated women explore identity.

What inspires incarcerated artists

Incarcerated artists share works about how they use their creativity to help others in prison.

College Inside: Illinois Edition

WBEZ and Open Campus teamed up to bring information about higher education inside to incarcerated readers in Illinois.

First-time, formerly incarcerated voters on navigating presidential politics

Across the country, there's a patchwork of voting laws for formerly incarcerated people.

Three experts weigh in on what a new president will mean for prison education