Letonia Copeland-Hardin places great value on earning the trust of her audience. As a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Chicago, she engages with community members in her studies on pollutant exposure and cancer risks. As a stand-up comedian, she connects with the audience each time she performs. Now, she is merging these two careers...
Category: Education
Cornell University Enlists Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates for Sexual Assault Review
Cornell University has appointed Sally Yates, a former deputy attorney general from the Obama administration, to lead an independent review of the school’s handling of sexual assault allegations. Yates was discharged by President Donald Trump during his first term. Her assignment comes amid Cornell facing scrutiny over an alleged gang rape at a fraternity house...
Standing Up: A Mother’s Fight Against Preschool Bullying
At three years old, my daughter is small for her age. She has a face that suggests she is easygoing, making adults think she won’t cause problems. She started school recently, and one day she returned home frowning, saying, “People keep calling me ‘so sad.’” Initially, I believed her classmates were empathizing, assuming she felt...
Cornell University Under Review for Handling of Rape Allegations
Sally Yates, a former Deputy Attorney General, is set to examine the handling of rape allegations at Cornell University involving members of the Chi Phi fraternity. This review follows a controversy over a key interview that prosecutors initially didn’t receive in full. Background of the Allegations An anonymous woman, cited as Jane Doe in court...
Addressing Silence and Encouraging Bravery: A Toronto Headmaster’s Message
Stephen Beatty, the headmaster of Royal St. George’s College, recently addressed students at the all-boys school in Toronto about an important topic. He spoke about the need to break the silence surrounding sexual assault. Beatty, known for his light-hearted approach to Monday morning assemblies, usually brings humor to the start of the school week by...
New Leadership at Georgetown University: Eduardo Peñalver’s Vision and Challenges
Eduardo Peñalver is set to be inaugurated as Georgetown University’s president. Several critical issues await his attention, including the impact of artificial intelligence, reduced enrollment in graduate programs, and the financial health of the university. This marks the first leadership change at Georgetown University in a significant period, with Peñalver stepping into his role at...
Columbia University Apologizes for Menu Mistake on Terror Attack Anniversary
Columbia University recently dealt with criticism after a campus dining menu displayed “October 7th Blush Sauce” coincidentally on the anniversary of a deadly Hamas attack. The menu gained attention through a post by Simone Saidmehr from Israeli newspaper Haaretz, who shared an image featuring “October 7th” alongside “Blush Sauce.” Many perceived this as a reference...
Chicago School Board Presidential Election: Candidate Overview
Introduction to the Chicago School Board Presidential Election The upcoming Chicago school board presidential election is historic, marking the first time citywide voters will elect the president of the Chicago Board of Education. Previously, the mayor appointed this pivotal position. The board president holds significant influence over the 21-member body by steering agendas that cover...
Conservative Networking: The David Network’s Influence on College Students
Introduction The David Network is creating discreet channels to connect conservative college students with opportunities that align with their values. From pro-life summits to résumé drops at influential companies, the network offers a strategic path for those interested in conservative ideas and careers. Historical Background The Nation, established by abolitionists in 1865, has long provided...
Documentary Highlights Impact of School Closures During the COVID-19 Pandemic
An upcoming documentary, titled Generation COVID, explores the long-term effects of school closures that occurred six years after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted education across the United States. Directed by Jennifer Sey and Andrew James, the film observes children and families in California, New York, Oregon, Colorado, and Connecticut as they navigate the aftermath of pandemic-related...









