The financial stability of colleges and universities in the United States is facing unprecedented challenges. A disturbing trend has emerged, revealed by S&P Global Ratings, where an increasing number of higher education institutions are breaching their financial covenants tied to bonds and loans.
As Gen Z students advance towards higher education and the workforce, a survey conducted by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) highlights their career-related anxieties and aspirations, particularly concerning artificial intelligence (AI), student debt, and career readiness. The
Studying abroad presents an exciting opportunity to explore a new culture, forge lifelong friendships, and acquire a world-class education. For international students in the United States, navigating a new academic and social environment can be equally thrilling and overwhelming. It’s a journey
The challenges faced by American schools in addressing the severe academic losses sustained by students during the pandemic are both complex and multifaceted, highlighting significant gaps in educational recovery strategies despite substantial financial investment. Congress allocated tens of
In a recent legislative move, South Carolina has opted to centralize control over the regulation and potential banning of books in public school classrooms and libraries. This significant shift has generated wide-ranging responses and debates, reflecting concerns over local autonomy, censorship,
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has approved a series of new regulations proposed by the state Department of Education under Superintendent Ryan Walters. These rules, now enforceable as law, introduce significant changes including a controversial measure linking school accreditation to student
