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 troubling turn of events for higher education in New Jersey, Rider University, a longstanding private institution in Mercer County, finds itself grappling with a severe financial crisis that threatens its very existence, and with approximately 4,000 students enrolled, the university has been
In the heart of New York, a dynamic group of young minds at Manhattan University is redefining what it means to enter the finance world, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to an industry often seen as rigid and traditional. These students are not merely preparing for careers;
New York City finds itself at a crossroads with Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s groundbreaking pledge to establish universal child care for children as young as six weeks old, a promise that could fundamentally reshape the landscape of early childhood support for families across the five boroughs.
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
In an era where higher education faces unprecedented challenges—from evolving student needs to complex regulatory landscapes—leadership transitions at academic institutions carry significant weight. South University, a respected institution with a legacy spanning over a century since its founding
