"I had been that overwhelmed undergraduate in real life, trying to keep up with demanding economics classes at Stanford University, while simultaneously dancing during a 46-week season as a member of San Francisco's corps de ballet."
"Technology underpins every aspect of Harvard," said Klara Jelinkova, vice president and University chief information officer, who opened the event by praising IT staff for their impact across the University.
Jenna found support through local family support services, essential for breastfeeding advice and creating a playgroup for her son, reaffirming her parenting journey.
Keir Starmer and his colleagues face crucial decisions regarding disability policies in response to the recent backlash over benefit cuts, with significant implications for affected individuals.
Schools and organizations serving undocumented students are increasingly conducting their activities underground to avoid being targeted by the Trump administration. They fear federal audits and funding cuts.
Our students continue to inspire us with their compassion and commitment to others. These service projects reflect the heart of our district: students who lead with kindness, empathy and a desire to make their community stronger.
The Initial Teaching Alphabet was a radical, little-known educational experiment trialled in British schools during the 1960s and 70s, aimed at facilitating quicker reading.
"I started with four kids out of my own house, and then I just started building a little school, and now it's been 13 years and I have this school that now has 60 to 65 students."
Niamh Crowley has enjoyed significant personal achievements since her recovery, including winning her first All-Ireland senior football medal and pursuing higher education.
The IAIA currently enrolls around 850 students from 92 federally recognised tribes, most of whom come from rural reservations. Founded in 1962, IAIA is considered the "birthplace of contemporary Indigenous art".
In a 2-1 decision, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals chose to overturn a preliminary injunction that blocked a 2023 extension to the state's infamous 'Dont Say Gay' law.
The inboxes of educators are overflowing with bizarre show-and-tell items brought in by children, highlighting a surprising aspect of British society and childhood innocence.
In the 2024-25 school year, New York City Public School elementary students demonstrated improved academic performance, with a notable rise in reading and math scores. The percentage of students scoring above the national median in reading increased from 39.1% in 2024 to 41.6% in 2025, indicating significant growth. Similarly, math scores saw an increase from 35.2% to 38.4%. These numbers reflect a focused effort to enhance educational outcomes for students across the city.
"We end the day with the kids reflecting on having visited us and to think of what they can advocate for in their own community," Camillieri said. "They can do something in the spirit of Carol when they leave."
"We've been anticipating this time between now and last November and we're looking forward to the new collaboration and coordination," Cal Poly Maritime Director of University Affairs Chelsea McClain said. "We will be integrating the academic year from quarter to semester. Cal Maritime was already semester and now Cal Poly will transition."
The banner declaring 'Everyone is welcome here' in Idaho's classrooms has been deemed illegal under House Bill 41, which bans political, religious, or ideological expressions in schools.
