Tennessee State University (TSU), a historically Black public institution, is grappling with a severe financial crisis that threatens its survival. The university faces the possibility of running out of cash as early as April or May 2024. Interim President Dwayne Tucker has made an urgent appeal to
Despite frequent commendations from Governor Gavin Newsom about California’s progress relative to more conservative states like Texas and Florida, recent data presents a far less flattering picture of the state's educational system. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) shows t
In a world of constant flux, organizations are only as good as their employees. Across industries, companies driven by digitalization, global competition, and evolving customer expectations are under constant pressure to upskill, and workers are at the center of these expected changes. What do
U.S. education policy has reached a critical juncture, sparking intense debates amidst recent congressional hearings focused on the future direction of American education. Central to the discussion is the White House's proposed plan to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. This proposal
The Frost School of Music is revolutionizing the way undergraduate music educators are prepared for their careers. Traditionally, professional conferences and leadership roles in music education have been reserved for seasoned educators and graduate students. However, the Frost School is breaking
The projected 13% decline in high school graduates from the present year until 2041, as forecasted by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, presents significant challenges for the educational landscape in the United States. This demographic shift is set to reshape the future
The subject of this analysis concerns the institutional response—or more accurately, the lack thereof—by colleges and universities to the 2024 U.S. presidential election and political events surrounding it. This exploration draws on surveys and opinions from various stakeholders to assess the rea
At a nearly three-hour hearing convened by the House Education and Workforce Committee, the deeply polarized viewpoints between Republican and Democratic lawmakers on the performance of K-12 schools, college debt, and the future of American education illuminated the complexity of the issues at
The Trump administration's aggressive moves towards diminishing the U.S. Department of Education have sparked significant debate. Advocates and analysts express concern over potential repercussions on educational services and equity programs, while proponents cheer the reduction of federal
President Donald Trump has taken a series of executive actions aimed at reshaping K-12 education in America, aligning it more closely with conservative values. These orders address issues such as gender identity, radical indoctrination in classrooms, private school funding, and immigration
