Two prominent Massachusetts institutions—Tufts University and the College of the Holy Cross—are teaming up to offer an accelerated master’s program in nutrition. The degree, centered on advancing food and well-being worldwide, reflects the schools’ commitment to improving global health.

As the baby shower nears, one expectant parent grapples with a surprising challenge: whether or not to share their registry. Friends insist on seeing it, but the parent hesitates to turn a personal wish list into a public display.

Pawnee Nation College and Tulsa Community College have signed a far-reaching Memorandum of Understanding to bolster student opportunities and help PNC move closer to full accreditation. This partnership aims to create new paths for academic growth and ensure a stronger future for the college and its students.

A recent Course Redesign Institute hosted by the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) brought together 20 faculty members to reevaluate how they teach. Through targeted strategies, participants aimed to make courses more engaging, efficient, and impactful for students.

An audio engineer with Milwaukee roots returns to launch a new recording studio in the city. This initiative intends to support and mentor students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, helping to shape the next generation of audio professionals.

Girls in German schools perform worse than boys in economics, according to a large-scale study by the University of Tübingen. Researchers highlight areas such as economics textbooks and interest rate calculations as possible reasons for this notable gap.

Google is investing $9 billion in Virginia, including plans to build a data center in Chesterfield. Beyond boosting local infrastructure, the company also announces free AI tools training and career certificates for students at institutions like Old Dominion University.

Kate Gosselin is revisiting the aftermath of her 2009 split from Jon Gosselin, acknowledging that their divorce “did not turn out well” for their kids. During a TikTok livestream, she spoke candidly about how she might have handled things differently to safeguard her children’s well-being.

Tuesday marked the first day of school for students in Londonderry. According to the report, classrooms were back in session and ready for the new academic year.

A $14.6 million transformation awaits the Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park, set to break ground in September and finish by spring 2026. Leaders hope the project will breathe new life into the historic building and enhance the experience for visitors of all ages.

Brooklyn educator Dominique Paloma Bible believes the foundation of a powerful education lies in genuine choice. By prioritizing self-determination over standardized tests and rote learning, she hopes to reshape classrooms and help students discover a lifelong passion for learning.

Florida State University’s “Unconquered by Debt” program aims to give students a stronger foothold in personal finance. Designed to reduce debt-related stress, the initiative seeks to lay a foundation for a more stable financial future.

Most schools in North Jersey begin classes soon after Labor Day, but a few districts opt for earlier start dates. The differences span Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic, and Sussex counties, where families are gearing up for the academic year.

As the summer winds down in Western New York, families and students can enjoy a final round of seasonal fun while also gearing up for the new school year. From last-minute giveaways to engaging community gatherings, this snapshot highlights how locals are getting ready for a smooth transition back to class.

Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel has introduced a 90-day wellness challenge encouraging fourth through eighth graders in Ohio to adopt better fitness, nutrition, and sleep habits. The voluntary program aspires to help young students form lasting healthy routines.

Green Ninja has launched a new subscription model that offers middle school educators a 21-day free trial of its comprehensive, NGSS-aligned science curriculum. With over 300 ready-to-teach lessons, project-based units, and an affordable monthly rate, this resource aims to streamline preparation and bring engaging, real-world learning to Grades 6-8.

Dr. Givona Sandiford, CEO of Melospeech, has been selected to appear in Season 18 of The Blox, hosted by MTV’s Weston Bergmann. Her goal: to highlight how AI-powered solutions can bolster early childhood education and transform stories of learning success.

As children return to class, many parents wonder if the time has come for their kids to walk to school alone. This article covers the official guidance on deciding when they’re old enough and offers a few simple ways to gauge their readiness.

Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber recently teamed up to send their 18-year-old son, Sasha, off to college at the University of Southern California. Despite their split, the two provided a shining example of modern co-parenting, turning a bittersweet day into a moment of laughter, tears, and shared pride.

A brave survivor is sharing her story to warn students about online predators. Hosted by Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami at the start of the school year, the panel offered a stark reminder that traffickers increasingly use social media to find victims.

“Mail on Wheels,” a new children’s book by McDaniel College educator Mona Kerby, tells the story of Carroll County’s first rural free mail delivery. Through a partnership with Union Mills Homestead and the Historical Society of Carroll County, it brings a pivotal moment in the county’s history to life for young readers.