Universities

As the traditional spring break approaches, a significant number of college students are redefining their idea of a vacation, choosing to exchange sandy beaches and leisurely days for opportunities to engage in meaningful service projects both at home and abroad. This growing movement reflects a

In an educational landscape where personal connection can often be overshadowed by institutional scale, the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture reaffirmed its commitment to a student-centric mission during its 2025 awards ceremony. The event celebrated four outstanding faculty and staff

Access to consistent, quality dental care remains a significant challenge for many families, often creating a barrier to the foundational oral health that is crucial for a child's overall well-being. Addressing this critical community need, the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC)

In an increasingly interconnected world, the role of an educator extends far beyond the traditional classroom walls, transforming into a vital bridge for fostering cross-cultural understanding and global citizenship. Two College of Education alumni, participants in the prestigious Fulbright U.S.

A new directive from Florida's state government, designed to severely restrict its public universities from hiring international faculty and researchers through the H-1B visa program, has ignited a fierce debate across American higher education. This policy creates a significant flashpoint, pitting

In a climate of legal uncertainty and intense political scrutiny, the U.S. Department of Education has signaled it will not retreat from its campaign against certain diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, even after a federal court order halted its primary policy weapon. The department's