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The Public School System leadership participated in a five-day professional development session from Feb.14 to 18 conducted by the Comprehensive Center Network’s Dr. Allison Layland, chief education strategist, and two
A politician in the Midwest recently told a state committee that schools shouldn’t be allowed to teach kids about feelings or emotions. A group of ...
New research suggests that student life has suffered in the pandemic, with one in 10 saying they will drop out if remote learning returns.
On Dec. 13, 2021 at a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting, a draft resolution that would have recognized climate change as a security threat was rejected. The resolution, co-sponsored by Niger and Ireland, would have incorporated climate change as a security risk within the U.N. framework of conflict prevention strategies. What are the potential implications of this and what comes next? We asked seven experts to weigh in with their thoughts.
On Jan. 25, the Senate convened to discuss questions surrounding academic programs at the Smith School of Business, graduate student supervision policy, and COVID-19 updates for the community.