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Since the Supreme Court deemed affirmative action unconstitutional in June 2023, many have wondered what this will mean for the college admissions process. Now that the current admissions cycle is

2023 saw multiple groundbreaking moments in education, from the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action to dustups in individual school districts across the U.S.

In 1999, Former Illinois State University student Barton McNeil was sentenced to a lifetime in prison for murdering his daughter. Twenty-five years later, citizens and law enforcement are still trying

WARNING: This story contains mentions of murder.

Considering Earth’s interacting systems could pull the planet back into a stable operating space.

Stuyvesant students react to the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action and the impact it will have on their futures.

California’s iconic Joshua trees are just the latest species to suffer unprecedented losses amid a climate that is growing warmer and drier. From towering sequoias to ancient bristlecone pines, millions of trees in the West are succumbing to worsening wildfires, severe drought, extreme heat, disease and other stressors that have been intensified by global warming.

From sequoias to bristlecone pines, millions of California trees are succumbing to worsening wildfires, severe drought, extreme heat and disease.