Education
Chicago Students Celebrate First Day of School with Warm Welcome
Thousands of children in Chicago Public Schools started their new academic year on August 24, 2026. Teachers and staff greeted students with enthusiasm, rolling out a red carpet at Leland Elementary in the Austin neighborhood.
Gov. Newsom Addresses Debate on Reinstating SAT/ACT for UC Admissions
California Governor Gavin Newsom chose not to give a clear answer on whether he would back the reintroduction of SAT/ACT requirements. His statement comes after over 3,000 University of California (UC) faculty members signed open
The Overlooked Segment in New Hampshire’s Childcare Crisis
In the ongoing discussions about New Hampshire’s pressing childcare crisis, there is a noticeable trend. The focus consistently remains on the care and education of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. This emphasis highlights critical needs. Families
The Resurgence of Cursive Writing in Education
In recent years, over 25 states have mandated cursive writing into their educational programs. This shift revives a skill once considered essential for American students. Historically, cursive writing was more than a method of communication;
Melania Trump Launches Scholarship Initiative for Foster Youth
First lady Melania Trump has introduced a $2 million scholarship initiative as part of her Fostering the Future program. This effort is a collaboration with Fox Corporation and IndyCar, aiming to enhance educational opportunities for
First Lady Announces Scholarship Donation at White House Event
First Lady Melania Trump made a public appearance at the White House on Thursday, marking her return after a few weeks away from the public eye. She humorously addressed her absence by stating, I heard
Dorm Registry: A Practical Guide for College Students
When I moved into my college dorm as a freshman, I wished for a simple way to share a list of everything I needed with friends and family, akin to wedding or baby shower registries.
First-Generation and Low-Income Students Boost College Application Numbers
Despite ongoing discussions among Americans about the significance of higher education, college applications continue to rise significantly. A recent report from Common App, an online platform that facilitates applications to over 1,150 colleges and universities,
Evergreen Park Students Blend Art and Science with New Mural
Students returning to Evergreen Park Community High School will notice a new mural combining artistry with scientific themes. Over the summer, some students dedicated their time to crafting this artwork, applying final touches shortly before
The Influence of Identity Politics on Academia
Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez recently distanced herself from the radical rhetoric of 2020, stating, “Woke One was crazy.” During that turbulent year, with the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing and the COVID-19 pandemic, some progressive movements