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Amy Wax, who is currently being sanctioned for racist comments, invited white supremacist Jared Taylor to speak to her students

Among the concerns raised by PAUSA is the maintenance of hostels, including issues related to drinking water quality and cleanliness within hostel premises

Schools are spending millions of dollars on social-emotional learning programs, social workers and hotlines to support the mental health of students. Another possible solution that school district leaders and teachers should consider is building happy schools — meaning the inclusion of architectural features and structures that encourage feelings of joy and emotional security. Research has […]

Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Olorunnimbe Mamora, is a medicla doctor who found his way into politics. In this interview, he speaks about his foray into politics; links Nigeria’s woes to weak political leadership recruitment process; faults bicameral legislative system and proffers solutions to emigration of young professionals from the country.

The City of Manassas School Board seeks rising juniors and seniors interested in becoming Student representatives for the School Board. Students must apply online before April 17, 2023. 

Every February, there’s a ritual that’s hard to replicate: Eastern Avenue and the Quad are lined with hundreds of students donning either a brick red or sun…

Taxi drivers, bus drivers and farmers have staged protests across Colombia in recent days, while on January 18 Argentine television workers held a 24-hour walkout over pay.

A student representative sits on the Stafford County School Board for the first time.A student representative sits on the Stafford County School Board for the first time.

The Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) is seeking applications from high school sophomores to serve as the new high school junior student representative on the SBE Board for the

Regent Steve Sviggum has been under criticism after he questioned whether the Morris campus had become "too diverse" at a U of M Board of Regents meeting in October.