As college closings speed up, so do calls for more consumer protections
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Experiencing Democracy in the Classroom
During my freshman year at Harvard, I taught civics every Thursday to 5th graders. One morning, I went rogue. Before
Alumni networks are the most undervalued belonging strategy
Do you remember your first day on campus as a college Freshman? The campus is humming with excitement—the RAs are
Temple University lays off 40 employees as it tackles deficit
Dive Snapshot: Temple University is again making budget cuts as it heads into the fiscal 2027 year still wrestling with
Global Cooperation Needed to Tackle “Disease” of Fake Degrees
Artificial intelligence has led to a dramatic increase in fake degrees and academic fraud, experts have warned, urging countries to
In Rural Districts, AI Resources for Educators Are Scarce
Professional development is crucial in ensuring teachers can put AI to work effectively. But a recent study from Texas Tech
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PRINCIPAL VOICE: Our off-track high school students weren’t terribly interested in school until we dug into hands-on learning
As a former teacher and now school leader, I know nothing is worse than missing the mark with your students.
A Definitive—But Not Final—Decision on Transgender Athletes
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court decisively answered the core legal question in West Virginia v. B. P. J. and Little v. Hecox: whether
Here’s why momentum for paid apprenticeships is surging
States and universities are providing new blueprints for making college-based, paid apprenticeships the backbone of new workforce pipelines. “Every year,
California community college settles with professor who sued over DEI policy
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