For as obsessed Americans are with food, cooking is a skill that only a dedicated portion of the population actively learn. That isn’t to say that interest in the field waned; cooking shows have done wonders to increase interest in trying new recipes. Even social media has sparked an interest in cooking among younger generations, […]
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Learning About the Government Should Be Fun, Not Boring
Ask me how a bill becomes a law and I’ll stare at you like you just asked me to do long division in my head with no paper, no calculator and no hope. But ask me what snack I’d vote for? Suddenly, I’ve got a platform, a campaign, and a media strategy — and that’s […]
The Future of Work: Upskilling for the AI Age
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is reshaping the global economy, prompting a critical re-evaluation of the skills necessary for future success. As AI increasingly augments and, in some cases, replaces routine tasks, individuals and educational institutions must prioritize uniquely human capabilities and a deep understanding of AI itself to thrive in a transformed work […]
Why People Need to Start Reading Again
When was the last time you picked up a book? Based on a national trend, probably too long ago to remember. According to a 2022 survey conducted by the National Endowment for the Arts, less than half of Americans reported reading at least one book a year. This makes sense, considering that many of my […]
Could Trump’s Attack On Domestic Schools Lead To A Leap In American Students Overseas
The Trump Administration’s push towards domestic schools and universities falling in line with their policies has understandably disrupted the American education ecosystem. While ten large universities across the United States have explicitly made statements to stand against his policies, many other universities around the country have not. Now, uncertainty is rising among professors and domestic […]
Harvard Rejects Trump’s Demands
On Monday afternoon, Harvard University became the first university to refuse to comply with a list of federal government demands because the school said they were unlawful. The list of demands included reducing the power of students and faculty members over the university’s affairs, reporting foreign students who commit conduct violations immediately to federal authorities […]
State Leaders Prioritize Education and Healthcare in New Budget Proposals
State leaders across the country are putting education and healthcare at the forefront of their new budget proposals, emphasizing the need for strategic investments in critical areas that impact everyday lives. With growing concerns about accessibility, quality, and equity, these priorities aim to address longstanding challenges while fostering a more resilient and inclusive society. Education: […]
AI in Education: Revolutionizing Learning or Threatening Jobs?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making profound changes in education, creating a paradigm shift in how students learn and teachers teach. While AI offers the potential to revolutionize learning, there is also a growing concern about the impact it may have on employment within the education sector. AI-powered tools such as personalized learning platforms, intelligent tutoring […]
Substitute teachers are emotional punching bags for students and staff. (Op-Ed)
“You’re just a sub.” I was told that I was “just a sub” more times than I could count during my year and a half of substitute teaching. I was “just a sub,” I was no more than a warm body in a classroom only good for taking attendance and passing out classwork. My primary […]
Robert “Bob” Sancho—Influential in the Rise of Latin Jazz in the Bronx
Robert Sancho is known for his influential hand in the rise of Latin Jazz in the Bronx. Sancho is passionate about Latin Jazz and is always looking for more opportunities to create a platform for this music form to be popular again.
