Sometimes It Pays to Disobey
You don’t change the world by doing what you’re told.
Classrooms in Boston to Get Different Kind of World Map
The Mercator and Peters projections are just two of many kinds of world maps that may hang in school classrooms.
Kansas Students Praised for Investigating New School Principal’s Past
On Tuesday, the school district announced that Robertson resigned.
Online Degree Programs May Change the Future of Higher Education
Online degree programs help students with non-traditional needs.
Does a College Education Help All People Equally?
Many people consider higher education a major step on the path towards success.
International Students Face Similar Challenges in the US
Over one million international students studied in the United States last year.
5-Year-Old Girl, Youngest to Make National Spelling Bee
Five-year-old Edith Fuller is the youngest person ever to qualify for the Scripps National Spelling Bee
College Board Plans to Increase Security on Admission Test
The College Board found that students may have received copies of the tests in advance.
How Free Is Free College?
The idea of free college is spreading in the U.S.
Stanford Students Brew Beer Using 5,000-Year-Old Chinese Recipe
Students were asked to make beer in their dorm rooms.