Subsidizing Institutions Instead of Students?
Republican lawmakers aren’t sold on the idea that doubling the maximum Pell Grant would actually help lower-income students better afford college. Read more
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Republican lawmakers aren’t sold on the idea that doubling the maximum Pell Grant would actually help lower-income students better afford college. Read more
Bitcoin mines require a lot of energy to power the computers inside. Greenidge Generation in New York has converted a former coal plant into a gas-fired Bitcoin mine. Read more
Historically Black colleges and universities receive $1.6 billion; another $1.19 billion goes to minority-serving institution Read More
Using AI in university admissions ‘could reverse equity progress’ Read more
States are proposing, and in some cases have passed, legislation that would ban Critical Race Theory in their schools. Read more
A new report from the Brookings Institution calls for federal funding of “anchor institutions” to help sustain them and allow them to reinvest in communities where they are located. Read more
In December of last year, a professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago set up a GroupMe chat room for students of his to ask questions about an upcoming assignment for which students had to write a five to seven page paper about some aspect of technology. Read more
Some older Kindle e-readers will soon no longer be able to connect to the internet to download new books, Amazon has said. Read more
All tools are not created equal, and some can inadvertently limit responsive teaching styles Read more
Great institutions and openness help city retain top spot ahead of rivals such as Tokyo and Munich Read more