Education

Walter’s educational journey has been challenging, shaped by early labels and systemic hurdles. His story highlights…

A former WWE exec, McMahon is now Trump’s education secretary. Zach Helfand explores her journey in the New Yorker.

Public Institutions Get Extension for Digital Accessibility Compliance

The DOJ extended the deadline for public institutions to make digital materials fully accessible until 2027.

In Pittsburgh, the NFL draft prompts remote learning, sparking mixed reactions about equity and educational priorities.

Principal Condra Allred faces uncertainty as Cleveland Elementary may close amidst Iowa’s school choice expansion.

NPR’s Leila Fadel speaks with filmmaker Ken Burns about Hampshire College’s closure due to declining enrollment.

Texas Universities Face Sweeping Changes

Public universities in Texas are altering course content to address concerns of indoctrination by lawmakers.

After the 2022 midterms, student voter turnout at community colleges neared public four-year institutions, closing the gap.

Harold Rogers and Miranda Lacy, blind students at WVU, face accessibility challenges in their graduate program.

Kim Freudenberg never imagined she’d need to warn her sons about gambling. Her eldest got hooked at 11 via a livestream link.

Revising Lessons: Cesar Chavez’s Contributions and Controversies

Public school teachers in California are re-evaluating their lessons on Cesar Chavez amidst recent allegations.

The Supreme Court is examining a case that could limit or end birthright citizenship, impacting education access.