The alarming decline in K-12 student performance across reading, math, and science has become a pressing concern for educators, policymakers, and families throughout the United States, as data reveals a troubling trend that predates and persists beyond the disruptions caused by the COVID-19
In a world where education increasingly transcends borders, two Clemson University alumni, Taj Mack-Pete and Chloe Milkowski, are making remarkable strides through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, carrying their passion for teaching to distant corners of the globe. Stationed in Taipei, Taiwan,
In a region as diverse and dynamic as Southern California, access to quality education and community support can often feel fragmented, leaving many families searching for resources to help their children thrive academically and personally. The Black Education Expo (BEE), co-presented by Pasadena
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern education, presenting a remarkable opportunity to reshape how students learn and prepare for their futures while simultaneously introducing complex hurdles that cannot be ignored. As schools and universities across the globe
Higher education stands at a critical crossroads, grappling with intense ideological battles that shape campus culture and student experiences in profound ways. Recent data reveals a stark reality: a significant percentage of students feel unsafe expressing their views on controversial topics due
Higher education often promises a pathway to opportunity, yet for many low-income students, this path remains obstructed by systemic barriers that hinder access and success. A staggering statistic reveals that less than 6% of four-year colleges in the United States qualify as "equity
