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"In prison, you know what you did and when it will end. As an ex-felon, you learn that your punishment will never end," David BenMoshe says.

Prominent novelist/professor gets roasted after commenting on a news story she clearly didn't read.

This is a good move for the schools and for the state

The climate divestment movement has been extremely successful. It’s also attracting new enemies.

Colleges should seek student input on services they want and offer mental-health literacy classes, says Mike Huseby.

Agreement Offers Federal Government Employees Access to Convenient Career-Focused Educational Opportunities at a Reduced Cost...

Certification whether its google, training 100,000 people with college degrees. and vocational training which we are taking seriously, you are going to see the most disruptable product in history and haltom city higher ed, covid is coming for that chin. $750,000 in the industry is about to be disrupted, that disruption iso overdue. >> tells me nyu and harvard will survive but others will fall on the waist side. >> if you cant find love in the workplace or classrooms, whats the impact? >> thats t...

I’ve taught her work for more than 25 years. It had a secret, one that’s more than a guide to me and my students.

The US has a growing demand for nurses. Yet nursing schools are turning away many qualified candidates.