I’m a Teacher, and I’m Against Phone Pouches
A recent craze in education that has garnered the attention of students and teachers alike is the ever increasing presence […]
higher education
Week in review: Cuts at Johns Hopkins, PennWest and St. Louis University
Most-clicked story of the week State officials in Virginia and Ohio are teaming up to create a national blueprint for
Seattle U Dismisses Professor Who Criticized Provost
Carmen Rivera’s employment ended on June 30. Carmen Rivera | benedek/iStock/Getty Images Seattle University declined to renew criminal justice professor Carmen
Podcast: Is TikTok Now a Teacher Training Tool?
Two educators are reckoning with who is really in charge: technology or the teacher. First, a teacher notices her students
As college graduates fret over jobs, what’s actually coming is a record shortage of workers
by Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report July 12, 2026 Even as job seekers fret about artificial intelligence and tech behemoths
D.C. Students Will Soon Be Caught in a Political Crossfire
Not all elected socialist Democrats are alike. To be sure, most join Bernie Sanders in his condemnation of billionaires, support
Spelman College, Notre Dame of Maryland get new presidents
Editor’s note: The Leadership Ledger is a monthly roundup of some of the most noteworthy college leadership changes nationwide. June
Campuses as Places
Although most of our summer academic classes are online at this point, we still host a decent number of in-person
Vibe Coding Sparked a Love of Reading in My Classroom
I have had big ideas before. Ideas that felt urgent and important at 11 p.m. and somehow evaporated by morning.
As international enrollment continues to fall, U.S. students face program cuts and higher prices
by Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report June 29, 2026 Harrison Keller was starting only his second year as president of