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In the aftermath of a magnitude-7.6 earthquake that rocked central Japan on New Year's Day, uncertainty prevails among foreigners in the region who have had homes damaged or jobs paused, but widespread support is helping to ease anxiety.

In the aftermath of a magnitude-7.6 earthquake that rocked central Japan on New Year's Day, uncertainty prevails among foreigners in the region who have had homes damaged or jobs paused, but widespread support is helping to ease anxiety. Ian Lawrence, an American in his fift...

There will be five interviews and each candidate get an hour.

Teacher shortages continue plaguing schools nationwide, including in the St. Louis region, and St. Louis University is stepping in to help with a pilot program.

Carrington Davis grew up in Columbus as a tried and true Mississippi State University fan, attending football games each year. Growing up, Davis always knew two things — she wanted

The Mississippi Excellence in Teaching Program provides a free education for teaching students, but there is a catch: To qualify, the student has to make a commitment to stay and teach in Mississippi for five years.

For potential solutions to the national teacher shortage, Editor Jeff DAlessio convened a panel of 21 deans of highly ranked schools of education and Jill Donnel, executive director of the

Three students of Syiah Kuala University (USK) have successfully been selected to join the New Southbound Policy Youth Elite Exchange Program (Yeep) at ...

3 students of Syiah Kuala University successfully been selected to join the New Southbound Policy Youth Elite Exchange Program in Taiwan.

“To me, education is a powerful tool to improve one’s life conditions,” said Sophie Faye, one of this year’s recipients of the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program for International