In an era where the cost of higher education continues to spiral out of control, leaving millions burdened with student debt, the concept of tuition-free colleges emerges as a potential lifeline for both individuals and economies. This innovative approach to education promises not only to
At the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK), summer breaks have become a transformative period for political science students eager to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world governance, offering them a unique chance to grow. For individuals like Sam Schroeder, Connie Gassaway,
Imagine a classroom where discussions on race, identity, and systemic inequality are carefully tiptoed around, not out of disinterest, but out of fear of legal repercussions. In Alabama, this scenario is becoming a reality for many educators and students following a federal judge’s decision to
In an era where the value of a traditional college degree is increasingly questioned, a new educational model is gaining traction with the potential to reshape the landscape of postsecondary learning, offering a fresh perspective on career preparation. Apprenticeship degrees, which seamlessly blend
In an era where faith intersects with increasingly complex societal challenges, the question of whether formal theological education is necessary for effective ministry has never been more relevant. Across Christian communities worldwide, debates persist about the balance between divine calling and
In a striking development that has sent shockwaves through the higher education landscape, a major antitrust lawsuit has been filed against 32 prestigious U.S. colleges, alongside application platforms like Common App and Scoir, and the Consortium on Financing Higher Education (CFHE). This legal
