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There are ten disability cultural centers and students at UVA are pushing to create the eleventh...
The state has allocated $458 million to the institution to create what Cal Poly Humboldt president Dr. Tom Jackson Jr. called...
Dr. Gregory M. Anderson has announced he will step down in May as Dean of Temple University’s college of education...
After six years as a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School, neuroscientist Dr. Lucas Martin Cheadle began his position...
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When Black Lives Matter protests swept the country in 2020, Dr. Andrea Headley had already been attuned to how the culture and...
Justice Stephen Breyer will retire from the U.S. Supreme Court at the end of the current term...
The Southern Regional Education Board released a report outlining key issues in dual enrollment across member states...
If he had to sum up his scholarship in one line, Dr. Steve D. Mobley Jr. would tell you he is “complicating Blackness within higher...
Claflin University and Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) have been selected as two of four recipients for the first annual Getty...
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A new study from the Knight Free Expression (KFX) Research Series shows that most college students in America strongly value free speech and recog
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A U.S. National Science Foundation-funded study led by Ohio University researchers shows that the increase of sea ice surrounding Antarctica s
Researchers are using computer simulations to better understand the impacts pregnancy can have on kidneys. The new research will help medical pra
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A public research university in Virginia recently declared the closure of a freshman dormitory for the remainder of the academic year. The announc
Jack Canfield welcomes Michele Blood as a guest on his talk show, Talking About Success. Michele started out as a rock singer in Australia, and a
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Federal stimulus dollars are dedicated to helping students recover from virtual schooling. Many districts are spending some of that money on virtual tutoring.
Mark Schlissel’s contract was terminated immediately for interactions with a subordinate, the Board of Regents said.
There is talk about moving from ‘containment to management,’ with fewer restrictions as spring semester progresses.
Chicago teachers have voted to go remote. Other unions are agitating for change. For Democrats, who promised to keep schools open, the tensions are a distinctly unwelcome development.
As millions of American students head back to their desks, the virus testing that was supposed to help keep classrooms open safely is itself being tested.
The federal lawsuit against Yale, M.I.T. and other colleges is the latest legal action to question admissions practices.
Chicago teachers have voted to go remote. Other unions are agitating for change. For Democrats, who promised to keep schools open, the tensions are a distinctly unwelcome development.
A new state law constricts teachers when it comes to race and history. And a politician is questioning why 850 titles are on library shelves. The result: “A lot of our teachers are petrified.”
In a citywide overhaul, a beloved Black high school was rezoned to include white students from a richer neighborhood. It has been hard for everyone.
Desperate to keep teachers, some districts have turned to remote teaching for one day a week — and sometimes more. Families have been left to find child care.
Oxford High School let Ethan Crumbley back into a classroom despite concerns about his behavior. Now, legal experts are asking why — and whether officials should be held accountable.
Loudoun County tried to address racism and promote diversity within its schools. Then it found itself on Fox News.
Because of staff shortages, some school districts are canceling classes. Others are lowering their hiring standards. The result can be a chaotic classroom.
He and his wife came up with the idea for federally funded legal services, then went on to found the first public-interest law school.
The board voted unanimously to remove the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel from classrooms because it contained swear words, according to minutes from the meeting.
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