Imagine a world where technology not only enhances how students learn but also transforms the very way research is conducted in educational settings, and North Carolina State University (NC State), through its College of Education, is turning this vision into reality with pioneering projects.
In an era where education extends far beyond traditional classrooms, Cornell University students are embarking on journeys that redefine personal and professional growth through international programs, immersing themselves in diverse environments. From the dense rainforests of Ecuador to the
In the quiet town of Charlemont, Massachusetts, a significant educational debate is capturing the attention of local residents and officials alike, as the proposal to merge the Hawlemont and Mohawk Trail Regional School Districts into a single campus at the Mohawk Trail Regional School site has
In a stunning turn of policy, a staggering $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa petitions has emerged as a seismic shift that could fundamentally alter the landscape of higher education in the United States, challenging the ability of academic institutions to attract top international talent. This
In a state where education policy often ignites passionate discourse, a recently enacted law in Florida has thrust the issue of school co-location into the spotlight, pitting public school advocates against proponents of charter and private school expansion. This legislation permits certain charter
Setting the Stage for a Higher Education Dilemma The landscape of American higher education is facing a seismic shift with the recent introduction of a $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa petitions, a policy that has sent shockwaves through academic institutions nationwide, threatening to disrupt their
Setting the Stage for VR's Educational Revolution Picture a classroom where students dissect a virtual frog with pinpoint precision or explore the depths of the Mariana Trench without leaving their seats, all thanks to Virtual Reality (VR). This technology is no longer a futuristic fantasy but a
In a landmark move that could redefine family support across the United States, New Mexico has become the first state to roll out universal free child care as of November 1 of this year. This pioneering initiative eliminates the crushing financial weight of child care for families, offering
The financial world of higher education stands at a critical juncture as university endowments, often seen as pillars of academic stability, face an unprecedented challenge with a looming tax overhaul set to hit in 2026. With endowments over $1 billion boasting an impressive average return of 11.5%
In the heart of Alaska, near the serene landscapes of Eagle River, an annual field trip organized by Juneau’s Tlingit Culture, Language, and Literacy (TCLL) program offers a profound opportunity for students to connect with their Lingít heritage. This immersive experience, designed for learners
