Posts from: March 15, 2024

The next three months will be important for Pitt in its recruitment of a highly recruited four-star prospect from Ohio. Pitt sits in the top five for linebacker Grant Beerman, he told Pittsburgh Sports Now, and his decision period is looming as he hopes to select a future home by the end of June. “I have been fortunate to have made great relationships with some great schools, and Pitt is in my top five,” Beerman said. “I have some difficult decisions to make as I narrow down my options this spring.” On Friday, March 8, Beerman paid a visit to

Through study abroad, EKU nursing major Jasmine Gaona shadowed the Red Cross and worked with patients in Mexico. Richmond native Charles Kokinda learned the German language. First-generation student Dustin Tucker

‘Top-down’ education reforms have a poor track record and Scotland’s school staff should be entrusted with key decisions, advises expert analysis

During his first week as an undergraduate student at Case Western Reserve University, Eric Mosher made a pivotal decision: he joined a lab. That experience laid the groundwork for a four-year research experience as he earned his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry with a minor in chemistry, graduating in 2017.  Mosher continued his education with a PhD in pharmacology from Johns Hopkins University—for which he credits CWRU’s Career Center and Undergraduate Research Office for helping him prepare. And in September 2022, […]

Elon has been ranked first in undergraduate students who participate in study abroad for the 18th time. Many of these students are women with varying experiences, often dependent on the culture within the country of their choice. Allegra Laing, executive director of the Global Education Center, encourages all female-identifying students to study abroad. She advises them to engage with other female-identifying students from the country they are staying in to learn how to safely navigate that specific culture. Laing also takes into consideration that other identities, such as race, religion, socioeconomic status and sexual orientation, can also play into a student’s experience abroad.

Studying abroad for a semester was a lasting, positive experience for a stressed college student. Argentina’s laid-back culture reduced her anxiety.

The Financial Times’ ranking of the world’s best online MBA programs is the most incomplete list of online options published anywhere

Latest FT ranking comes at a time when the use of advanced technology and more tailored learning are reshaping online education

There is no simple way to reduce chronic absenteeism, especially since it is so linked to economic and social problems at home and in the community. But progress is possible.

We’re setting out to help teachers navigate the marketplace of curriculum plans and we want your views