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NPR College Podcast Challenge: Encouraging Student Storytelling

NPR College Podcast Challenge: Encouraging Student Storytelling

The campus buzz grows as students adjust to new classes, meet roommates, and enjoy events like pep rallies and rush week. As fall approaches, a different kind of excitement builds as students prepare for the NPR College Podcast Challenge. Participants from a variety of campuses aim for a $5,000 grand prize for the best college...

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Transformation and Opportunities at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School

Transformation and Opportunities at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Pilsen operates with unique passing periods. Without the sound of bells, students rely on their internal clocks to transition between classes. This practice aims to instill responsibility and independence, preparing students for future workplaces. Students wear business casual attire, reflecting the professional lives they aspire to lead. From Monday...

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Growing Civics Requirements Across States and the Challenge of Self-Censorship

Growing Civics Requirements Across States and the Challenge of Self-Censorship

Civic education is gaining emphasis across various states in the United States, with new requirements reflecting this trend. Since the fall, Iowa mandates students to pass a test derived from the naturalization exam before graduating. In Kentucky, a law established in 2024 necessitates either passing a 100-question civics test or completing a civic literacy course....

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Dedication to Education: A Principal’s Continued Journey

Dedication to Education: A Principal’s Continued Journey

I have the opportunity to retire with full benefits after 30 years in education. However, instead of enjoying leisurely days at home, I’m back in my office as the principal of an elementary school in Phelps County. I’m entering my 31st year in this field. This commitment is sparked by witnessing the significant progress our...

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Florida International University Deputizes Campus Police as Immigration Agents

Florida International University Deputizes Campus Police as Immigration Agents

Leaders at Florida International University have signed an agreement to authorize their campus police to function as immigration agents. This decision has sparked debate within the community about whether stronger resistance should have been shown. Democracy Dies in Darkness – This phrase highlights concerns about transparency and accountability within institutions during challenging political climates. On...

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Lane Kiffin and LSU Prepare for Safety Concerns at Ole Miss Return

Lane Kiffin and LSU Prepare for Safety Concerns at Ole Miss Return

Lane Kiffin Faces Challenges as LSU Visits Ole Miss In a highly charged atmosphere, Lane Kiffin and LSU are gearing up for their encounter with Ole Miss. The game has attracted significant attention due to safety concerns. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has even suggested military support. Kiffin himself acknowledges potential ‘safety issues’ on the sidelines....

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Former Cornell student sues university over alleged sexual assault

Former Cornell student sues university over alleged sexual assault

A former student of Cornell University has filed a lawsuit against the institution. The lawsuit pertains to allegations of sexual assault that reportedly took place on campus. The student has accused the university of not adequately addressing the incident and failing to provide sufficient support. This legal action highlights ongoing concerns about how universities handle...

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Former Cornell Student Sues University Over Alleged Sexual Assault

Former Cornell Student Sues University Over Alleged Sexual Assault

An ex-Cornell University student has filed a lawsuit against the institution, alleging it mishandled a sexual assault complaint. The student claims the university failed to provide proper support and resources during the investigation process. This case has raised concerns about how colleges handle sexual assault allegations and the responsibilities they bear in ensuring student safety....

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Concerns Arise as AI Impacts Independent Learning in Higher Education

Concerns Arise as AI Impacts Independent Learning in Higher Education

College faculty members are expressing growing concerns over the influence of advanced language models on student learning. The initial worry centered around students potentially using AI to cheat. As large language models like ChatGPT have improved, fears have shifted. Educators now believe AI is negatively affecting students’ capacity for independent learning and critical thinking. ChatGPT...