How Should Schools Deal with Misbehaving Students?
About 2.8 million American children were told at least once during the 2013-2014 school year to leave public school for bad behavior.
Glass Ceiling’ Still Exists for Women
2016 is a big year for American women.
Syrian Refugees Seek to Complete Their Higher Education
Studying at a university in his home country of Syria made Amer Horani very proud.
Film Contest Pushes Students to Fight Drugs
Billy Shreve was surprised by the talent and imagination of the student films he watched at a Maryland Film Festival last year.
Mysteries for English Readers of all Levels
Sherlock Holmes may be the most famous private investigator of them all.
Mali Art School Battles Country’s Brain Drain
Mali has produced many world-famous artists and musicians.
A Home for Killers Is Now a Museum
In 1924, architects created a modern house for a wealthy family in Beirut, Lebanon.
Conflict in Ukraine Divides University
Russian-supported rebels seized control of the Ukrainian city of Donetsk two years ago.
Students at For-Profit Colleges Are Worse Off
Students who attended for-profit private colleges in the United States to learn a trade saw their earnings drop.
Less Financial Aid Going to Students Who Need It
Financial aid is an important resource for students who want to attend college in the U.S. but don’t have enough money.