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Humanitarian education refers to educational initiatives developed or supported by humanitarian organizations to reduce suffering, protect vulnerable populations, and help communities recover…
There has been something almost surreal in President Donald Trumpās efforts to both whitewash US history as well as make 4 July…
The educational approach selected by senior government education officials and various social and cultural organizations contributes in shaping the look (1) and…
May Day, 2024, was a day of celebration for over 3,500 graduate student research and teaching assistants at the University of Pennsylvania…
Harvard University leaders have been soliciting wealthy donors for $10 million contributions to fund endowed professorships with the stated goal of expanding āviewpoint diversityā…
What happens to higher education when institutions dedicated to critical thought increasingly align themselves with the logics of war, surveillance, and national…
Tens of thousands of California educators joined forces statewide, wagering that they could win more by working together. The result was a…
Students at both the University of Texas and University of North Texas held mock funerals in May 2026 outside of meetings of…
In what is being touted as the āGolden Age of School Choice,ā the option that is most popular with American familiesāto fund and attend…
Everyone I know in the US academyāstudents, staff, faculty, university publishers, and cultural-institution workersāis afraid. But the recent assault on higher education is not…
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