President-elect Donald Trump's proposed plan to eliminate the Department of Education (DOE) and partially privatize the education system in the United States has sparked a heated debate. The plan involves transferring education responsibilities and funding back to state governments, a move
As the composition of college campuses diversifies, there is a growing challenge in ensuring that the unique needs of first-generation students and faculty are met and addressed effectively. Nationally, over half of undergraduates identify as first-generation students, yet their completion rates
The global initiative to update international human rights law to ensure free public education from early childhood through secondary education is gaining momentum. Championed by multiple countries and various educational and human rights organizations, this effort seeks to address the inequities
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, integrating technology effectively in the classroom is a key component for enhancing learning experiences. Schools must navigate complex decisions and implement strategic plans to ensure that technology enriches both teaching and student e
Climate anxiety is a growing concern among college students, who are increasingly worried about the future due to climate change. These anxieties are mirrored by a strong sense of hope and belief in humanity's ability to mitigate the crisis. This duality presents both a challenge and an
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have long been renowned for their positive learning environments and fostering academic success among African American students. Despite this, HBCUs have historically faced significant underfunding, which has impacted their graduates' career
