Education
Arkansas Teacher Chokes Student For Calling Him "Lil Bruh" But Social Media Wants To Hear Both Sides
A teacher in West Memphis, Arkansas, is facing the repercussions of letting a student get under his skin.
Libraries evolve beyond books, offering free WiFi, job support, community programs, and inclusive spaces for all.
The traditional four-year college experience may soon be getting a major remix. Nearly 60 colleges across the country are now քննարկing a shift to three-year bachelor’s degree programs, a move designed to tackle rising tuition costs and help students enter the workforce faster. Instead of the standard 120 credits, these accelerated programs would require around […]
Black poets have powerfully shaped literature, using poetry to document history, celebrate culture, and challenge injustice.
The Morning Hustle recently sat down with Keith Shoates, CEO of the Student Freedom Initiative (SFI), to discuss a powerful movement empowering students across our community. The conversation kicked off by looking back at 2019, when billionaire Robert Smith paid off $40 million in student loans for 400 Morehouse College graduates. This historic act of […]
Attendance policies have become an increasingly urgent issue nationwide as districts struggle with chronic absenteeism following the pandemic.
Celebrate Eid al-Fitr with Muslim friends by greeting them, being mindful of their schedule, and learning about the holiday's traditions.
This Women's History Month we want to acknowledge the Black women you may not have learned about in school. The post Beyond Rosa Parks And Harriet Tubman — 15 Black Women History Class Forgot To Teach You About appeared first on MadameNoire.
This story offers a rare glimpse into how a few students are thinking about AI, not as a shortcut, but as a tool they are actively negotiating.
Discover the history of Deep Ellum, Dallas' Black cultural hub and how racist urban planning erased this thriving community.
In this week’s episode of The Department of Education Is High-Key Racist, Education Secretary Linda McMahon canceled $350 million in federal funding for HBCUs and colleges focused on minority students. Why? Because, according to her, they’re inherently racist. According to the New York Times, McMahon released a statement explaining the decision. “Stereotyping an individual based […] The post Department Of Education Cancels $350M In HBCU Grants appeared first on Bossip.
Join NewsOne as we explore New Orleans’ community, ownership and traditions 20 years after Hurricane Katrina.
