Sixteen years since the creation of Twitter, and we are still learning just how much social media has permeated our society. It makes and breaks careers and headlines, it connects
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A federal judge ruled in favor of the Young Conservatives of Texas in its lawsuit against the university, stating charging higher tuition for out-of-state students than Texan students with undocumented
From ages five to 18, classrooms act as students’ second home. They are where we socialize for hours at a time, learn, expand our minds and where we grow as
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold in Texas, some teachers and future educators express discomfort with current classroom policies. Many public schools and universities have returned to a full
On June 17, President Joe Biden signed legislation making Juneteenth a federal holiday. On the surface, this is a no-brainer
The recent controversy surrounding the reopening of U.S. schools during the COVID-19 pandemic has placed former New York City Mayor
Alison Maguire, a 33-year-old music education graduate student, is putting her studies on pause to run for District 4 in
As schools all over the country have made the transition to remote learning in the midst of COVID-19, officials are
When I was an incoming freshman, I was told by a family member not to choose American Sign Language for
“Sesame Street” first aired on Nov. 10, 1969 and has been around for over 50 years now. As we all
