As the hustle of the academic year fades, University of North Texas students reveal the unique charm of campus life during the off-season. Produced by emerging high school journalists under the guidance of Professor Wendy Moore, this multimedia piece uncovers how a quieter campus fosters deeper connections and a stronger community spirit.

After 43 years of dedicated service, Loretta Lester is retiring from The Arc Caddo-Bossier’s Goldman School and Child Development Centers in Shreveport, Louisiana. Spanning more than half of the school’s 71-year history, Lester’s remarkable career has been a testament to her commitment to inclusive education and transforming young lives.

Authorities have charged a Connecticut woman after she allegedly left her children locked in a hot car. The children were rescued and taken to a local hospital by EMS, police reported.

At a bustling trucking school in Linden, N.J., students navigate 18-wheelers through complex courses and perform meticulous safety checks. Amidst their training, concerns rise over an English language mandate that some fear may impact their future in the trucking industry.

In a captivating episode of the Women in STEM Podcast, bestselling author and former IBM Vice President Shelmina Babai Abji shares transformative insights from her book, “Show Your Worth,” offering invaluable guidance for women aspiring to lead.

Schools have officially closed for the summer, marking the end of the academic year. Students and educators alike are embracing the start of the vacation season, looking forward to rest, reflection, and rejuvenation.

Visiting over 250 classrooms across the state, Stephanie Kressin is inspiring seventh graders to envision a future that includes college. By focusing on students who might not have considered higher education, she’s leading young minds down the path to new possibilities.

This weekend offers festivities for all, from Pride Month celebrations to the exciting return of the greasy pole competition at Gloucester’s St. Peter’s Fiesta. Families can also enjoy the activities at KidsFest.

John Wood, Children’s Nobel Prize winner and former Microsoft executive, will share how a life-changing trip to Nepal inspired his mission to transform global education at the upcoming Vail Symposium.

For 25 years, the Holocaust History Project has been a beacon of remembrance in San Antonio, ensuring the stories of the past are not forgotten. Originating in 1975, the project has grown into a cornerstone of education and reflection in the community.

Students often ask, “When will I ever use this?” reflecting a growing disconnect between math lessons and real life. Educators are concerned that procedural and outdated teaching methods fail to engage today’s learners.

Factories across the United States are struggling to fill nearly 400,000 open positions due to a significant skills gap in the workforce. This shortage threatens the revival of American manufacturing and underscores the urgent need for enhanced education and training programs.

A Maryland quarterback is returning to his roots, hosting a youth football camp in Virginia to inspire and mentor aspiring young athletes.

Former UConn basketball stars Rebecca Lobo and Jen Rizzotti have reunited to coach an AAU team featuring their sons, bringing professional expertise to the sidelines and mentoring the next generation.

A West Kelowna mother is cautioning others after her son developed a rash, suspected to be swimmer’s itch, following a weekend swim near Gellatly Bay. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the local waters.

Recent research highlights the profound impact that early marijuana use can have on developing brains. A doctor’s insights shed light on why age plays a critical role in how cannabis affects young minds, emphasizing the need for increased awareness among youth.

The Toledo Botanical Garden flourished with hosta displays on June 15 as the Black Swamp Hosta and Daylily Society hosted the vibrant ‘River of Leaves’ show. Garden enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the beauty of hostas and engage with the local horticultural community.

In a captivating live session of “Did You Know?”, hosts Adaleigh and Libbi demonstrate how to transform everyday household items into mesmerizing glowing lava lamps. Their engaging approach brings science home, showing that learning can be both fun and accessible.

In a remarkable feat of athleticism, Harborfields High School’s Tristan Blake has become the school’s first jumper to clinch a state title, marking a new chapter in the school’s sports history.

Ayesha Curry, wife of NBA superstar Stephen Curry, was recently moved to tears by an adorable note from their young son, Canon. The heartfelt moment highlights the close-knit bonds within the Curry family, offering a glimpse into their private lives.

Attorney Nathaniel Haugabrook II, president emeritus of 100 Black Men of Valdosta Inc., has been appointed chairman of the Dollars and $ense Investment Education Program for the national organization of 100 Black Men of America Inc. In collaboration with State Farm Insurance, this initiative aims to enhance financial literacy among youth across the nation.