Pitt community divided on technology ban in higher education
Pitt higher education learners and an educator express mixed reactions about the effectiveness of the screen ban.
How Texas families can soon avail of the state’s education savings account
Families are given the opportunity to use public money for private school expenses.
As the program returns, reserve budget eyed to prevent adult education hold off at Kilgore College
It’s officially coming back. Kilgore College’s adult education program is set to reopen after a brief pause, offering renewed opportunities for adult learners.
Greater Philadelphia’s Martin Luther King Day highlights ‘Equity in Education’ this year
Books and education go hand in hand in this year’s celebration of Martin Luther King Day of Service.
11 teams secure $12 million in education grants
Eleven groups from various medical institutions are set to benefit from a $12 million precision education grant program aimed at providing a new learning experience.
Israeli education minister secretly visits UAE
Education Minister Yoav Kisch and Emirati Education Minister Sarah Al Amir talked about pressing issues during an unannounced visit by the Israeli delegation to the UAE.
New website launched for reporting higher education complaints in Texas
Raising concerns about colleges and universities is now just a click away with the new website initiated by THECB Ombudsman.
Education Department Recalls Laid-Off Civil Rights Staff as Complaint Backlog Grows
The Education Department is recalling laid-off staff to tackle a 25,000-case civil rights backlog. Experts warn the move won’t fix long-term enforcement gaps.
University of New Mexico Moves to Tighten Campus Security After Dorm Shooting
The University of New Mexico has pledged a sweeping overhaul of its campus safety policies after the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy in a residence hall last month. Speaking to students, staff, and the media during an August 1 briefing, university leaders detailed both immediate and long-term changes aimed at closing security gaps and […]
Danielle Gonzales Honored with National CHCI Award for Service to Latino Communities
Albuquerque Public Schools is celebrating one of its own. Board President Danielle Gonzales has been named as one of the recipients of the Medallion of Excellence for a Distinguished Alumnus by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI), a prestigious honor reserved for alumni who have made a lasting impact through service and leadership. The award is presented […]