Ethan Blaine

As we navigate the complex landscape of free speech on college campuses, few issues have sparked as much debate as a new Texas law limiting protests and expressive activities at public universities. To unpack this controversial legislation, we’re joined by Camille Faivre, a renowned expert in

In the heart of North Carolina, East Carolina University (ECU) stands at a critical juncture, grappling with a daunting plan to slash $25 million from its budget over the next three years. This financial overhaul, prompted by a significant 7% enrollment drop since 2020, mirrors the struggles of

In the heart of Chicago’s West Side, North Lawndale stands as a community grappling with the scars of educational neglect, where schools have long been underenrolled and underfunded due to decades of systemic disinvestment and policy shifts. A transformative $41-million initiative, launched by

In an era where higher education faces mounting challenges, from declining enrollments due to demographic shifts to shrinking state and federal funding, colleges and universities are increasingly seeking innovative solutions to ensure sustainability. The landscape of higher education is shifting

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the educational landscape, a pressing question emerges: how can stakeholders ensure that AI-powered learning platforms align with ethical standards and local needs while maintaining a balance between innovation and responsibility? The rapid

In an era where technology shapes nearly every aspect of daily life, a staggering number of K-12 students and educators are already engaging with artificial intelligence tools in their classrooms, yet opinions on its ethical use remain sharply divided. This dynamic landscape presents a unique

The integrity of scientific research in American universities is under siege, with a wave of high-profile scandals exposing a troubling underbelly of fraud and misconduct that threatens the very foundation of public trust in academia. At institutions like Duke and Harvard, cases of falsified data

As the landscape of consumer behavior shifts dramatically with each new generation, retailers are honing in on a demographic with immense potential, projected to command a staggering $12 trillion in spending power by 2030, according to market research insights. Generation Z, largely composed of

The debate over corporal punishment in educational settings has been reignited by a troubling incident at Sarah T. Reed High School in New Orleans, where a football coach departed following allegations of paddling a student under the management of Einstein Charter Schools. This event, while lacking

South Carolina’s Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF) has ignited a profound transformation in the state’s educational framework, providing families with a powerful tool to personalize their children’s learning experiences through state-funded vouchers. Offering $7,500 per student each year,