Are the Kids Alright? Post-Covid Schooling and the Great Teacher Resignation Educators across America have been taking to the internet to express concern over the future of post-pandemic learning and the increasingly disruptive behavior of their… Continue Reading ›
OPINION | Unmasking Halloween sadism: the war on drugs and candy Fall is in full swing, and Halloween is on the horizon, along with the urban legends that surround it. One particular legend or myth that… Continue Reading ›
Biden’s SAVE plan: A step towards student debt relief In the wake of the Supreme Court’s rejection of President Biden’s debt cancellation proposal in June of this year, the Biden administration has introduced a… Continue Reading ›
Nigeria’s Educational System Is on the Decline “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to a human soul”- Joseph Addison. If the government of a country is falling apart,… Continue Reading ›
1000 Women Strong, NAACP And Advocates Call For Meeting With Biden To Cancel Student Loan Debt Several advocacy organizations, spearheaded by 1000 Women Strong, a national hub for Black women organizing, have requested a series of meetings with the Biden administration to… Continue Reading ›
At age 14 she was on her way to earning 2 bachelor’s degree The average 14-year-old is thinking about their freshman year of high school, what it will be like, and if they will make any friends. The… Continue Reading ›
From Cambodia to Rhode Island, the Journey to Betterment and Education When you move to another country without knowing the native language the odds are stacked against you, everything that you once knew how to do… Continue Reading ›
Can the educational playing field be levelled for students of colour? As I read through articles published in the New York Times (NYT) about school segregation I could not help but feel discouraged about the young… Continue Reading ›
The need for a more inclusive American dream that begins with educational reform The American education system is tied deeply to the American dream. The idea that you can go to school, acquire a skill, graduate, and then… Continue Reading ›
Rao Robs VCU Students, Teachers Michael Rao, 51, is the fifth president of Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and was appointed to this position in 2009. Rao has been granted annual… Continue Reading ›
The Joy of Homecoming SZN: PWIs & HBCUs October is homecoming time for most college students, and while I have friends that attended PWIs (predominantly White Institutes), and HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges &… Continue Reading ›
5 Nigerian Teenage Girls Emerged as Champions of Worldwide Technology Competition On Thursday, August 9, an all female team of Nigerian teenagers won the 2018 Technovation, a program that invites girls to identify a problem in… Continue Reading ›
Emerge Preneur 2018- What to Expect RICHMOND VA- For the third year in a row, M-Lifestyle will be holding their entrepreneur and business summit for self-starters. In the cooler month of… Continue Reading ›
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