Browsing: Education

The Texas education board plans a major overhaul of the social studies curriculum, emphasizing Texas history and civic education to better reflect state heritage and values, officials announced.

UT Southwestern supports postdoctoral scholars with cutting-edge research opportunities and career development programs, fostering innovation and growth in biomedical sciences at a leading academic medical center.

After a Texas school shooting, conservatives blamed ‘woke’ programs, previously approved by Republicans, for influencing students. The debate intensifies over school curricula and political responsibility.

America’s Largest Seminaries in 2023-24 reveals key trends in theological education, highlighting enrollment shifts and denominational diversity. Juicy Ecumenism offers a closer look at these evolving centers of faith formation.

Two Dallas high schools have been ranked among the nation’s best, highlighting the city’s commitment to academic excellence. The schools earned top honors for performance and student achievement, according to The Business Journals.

The Sake Educational Session in Dallas, hosted by JETRO, highlighted sake’s rich heritage and brewing techniques. The event aimed to boost U.S. market knowledge and appreciation for authentic Japanese sake.

The University of Texas at Dallas has been honored by U.S. News & World Report for its exceptional value and commitment to diversity, highlighting the institution’s dedication to accessible, inclusive education.

North Lake Campus, part of Dallas College, offers diverse academic programs and workforce training to support student success and community development in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The Education Department advanced a controversial move to reshape its role, marking a significant step in the Trump administration’s effort to reduce federal influence in education, sparking widespread debate across the nation.

Healthy Hearing highlights the 11 best audiology schools in the United States, spotlighting top programs that equip future audiologists with cutting-edge skills and training for thriving careers in hearing healthcare.

Billionaires have pledged $200M to launch a new Texas university aimed at combating “woke” culture, amid rising frustration over campus protests, according to the New York Post. The initiative seeks to promote free speech and traditional values.

NBA star Kyrie Irving has helped build a school in Congo, providing education and hope to a community plagued by rebel attacks. The project aims to offer a safe haven amid ongoing conflict.

A Georgia school bus driver was slapped by a parent before driving off with children on board, authorities report. The incident prompted an immediate investigation to ensure student safety. (KEYE)

Police agencies nationwide are lowering education requirements amid ongoing staffing shortages, sparking debate over training and public safety. The shift aims to widen recruitment pools as departments struggle to fill vacancies.

The U.S. Education Department’s recent layoffs have raised concerns about the impact on services for students with disabilities. Advocates warn that reduced staffing could delay support and hinder tailored educational plans.

Poets&Quants for Undergrads has released its 2025 ranking of the top 100 business schools, spotlighting research excellence. This annual list highlights institutions leading in innovation and academic impact.

Texas has long been a powerhouse in hip-hop, producing stars from Dallas, Houston, and beyond. From legends to rising talents, our list of 20 famous Texan rappers highlights the state’s diverse and dynamic music scene.

The Dallas area high school football schedule for September 25-27, 2025, features key matchups and updated scores. Stay tuned to Sports Illustrated for live updates and in-depth coverage of local gridiron action.

Dallas-based Tricolor Foundation pledges $200K in grants to advance higher education for Hispanic communities, fueling access and opportunities. The initiative underscores commitment to educational equity in Texas and beyond.

The Department of Education has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move has sparked concern among employees and education advocates, raising questions about the impact on services.