Education
Title IX Investigation at Cornell University
CBS News New York has been examining records related to Cornell University’s Title IX investigation of an alleged gang rape at a fraternity. The records provide insight into Jane Doe’s account of events and the
Troy Swanson: From Aspiring Lawyer to Esteemed Academic Librarian
When Troy Swanson embarked on his academic journey at Augustana College in Rock Island, his initial goal was to pursue a career in law. However, his experiences in the college library, where he spent considerable
Lawsuit Filed Over School Underfunding in West Virginia
The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has initiated legal action regarding the inadequate funding of public schools. This lawsuit highlights a significant issue impacting the state, where discrepancies in funding affect educational opportunities.
Democratic Governors Face Pressure with New School Voucher Rules
With the introduction of new regulations, Democratic governors are experiencing increased pressure to declare their stance on participation. These long-awaited rules are now a focal point for state leaders. In October 2023, students and parents
Impact of Removing Regents Exams on Education
New York is poised to face a significant change in its educational system. On September 14, the New York State Board of Regents decided to eliminate the Regents exams as a necessary component for high
Funding Disparities in West Virginia Schools Highlighted in Lawsuit
In West Virginia, there’s a troubling trend in public school funding. Counties with lower property wealth and greater financial need receive less funding compared to counties with higher property wealth. This disparity has led to
David Madigan Appointed as USC’s Chief Academic Officer
USC Announces New Provost David Madigan, a statistician and former provost at Northeastern University, has been named the chief academic officer at the University of Southern California (USC). Madigan, 63, will officially become provost and
Concerns Over Ethnic Studies Course at Pittsburgh Schools
Education and Scrutiny: As the school year begins, educational curricula are under examination, with parents and organizations paying close attention. The North American Values Institute (NAVI), a nonpartisan education watchdog, has raised concerns about the
Eliminating Regents Exams: Impact on Students and Schools
On September 14, the New York State Board of Regents decided to remove the Regents exams as a requirement for high school graduation. The decision aims to implement a system that allows students multiple pathways
Evaluating the Value of a College Degree in Today’s Job Market
For many years, young Americans were advised that a college degree was the best way to secure a good job. However, recent data indicates that this advantage may be diminishing, particularly for recent graduates entering