The Houston Independent School District (HISD) has seen a series of controversial changes, particularly the closure of school libraries under the new state-appointed superintendent, Mike Miles. This initiative has resulted in significant backlash from teachers, parents, and local politicians,
In response to economic headwinds and shifting educational landscapes, Drake University in Iowa has made significant cuts to its academic offerings. The decision to discontinue select programs aims to refocus resources and stabilize financial projections, mirroring actions taken by other
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has presented a striking portrait of growth and academic success in its latest Annual Performance Report. This detailed account reveals a variety of improvements and significant progress in key areas. Highlights include academic achievements, noticeable increases in
Last Thursday, Yale's chapter of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) projected an image onto the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library as part of its drive for university-driven drug pricing reform. This act, while symbolic in intent, violated University policy regarding
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
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 opportunity
