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Nucamp.co reveals the top 10 best colleges in Dallas for tech enthusiasts in 2025. These institutions lead in innovation, cutting-edge programs, and career opportunities in technology fields.
U.S. News & World Report unveils its latest rankings to help parents find the best K-12 schools nationwide. The comprehensive guide evaluates academics, diversity, and college readiness to aid informed school choices.
A Dallas civil rights lawyer insists the fight to restore the Department of Education is ongoing, emphasizing the case is far from over despite recent setbacks. The legal battle highlights continued advocacy for educational equity.
Baylor University offers a unique experience through its vibrant campus culture, strong faith-based community, innovative research opportunities, dedicated faculty, and commitment to student success, setting it apart in higher education.
The Largest High School Stadiums in the US showcase massive venues that host fierce football rivalries and community events. These stadiums reflect local pride and passion for high school sports across the nation.
At 88, a new PhD graduate from The University of Texas at Dallas exemplifies lifelong learning. Embracing education with passion, they prove that curiosity and excitement know no age limits.
UT Southwestern’s Ob/Gyn Residency Program offers comprehensive training with a focus on innovative care, research, and patient safety. Residents gain hands-on experience in a leading academic medical center.
Texas ranks 18th in the U.S. News Best States Rankings, praised for its economy and infrastructure but facing challenges in healthcare and education. The annual report highlights strengths and areas for growth statewide.
Dallas College News delivers the latest updates, events, and achievements from Dallas College. Stay informed on academic programs, student success stories, and campus developments shaping the future of education.
Twelve Dallas-Fort Worth universities earned spots on U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Colleges list, highlighting the region’s growing reputation for academic excellence and innovation.
Two Dallas-Fort Worth cities have been named among the most diverse places in the U.S., according to CultureMap Dallas. These communities highlight the region’s growing multicultural appeal and vibrant population mix.
Confusion erupted as the Texas Education Agency linked Dallas-Fort Worth schools to a social media probe involving conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Officials and educators expressed uncertainty over the investigation’s scope and implications.
A Georgia school bus driver was slapped by a parent before driving off with children on board, authorities report. The incident is under investigation as officials ensure student safety. (WOAI)
Dallas sportscaster Dale Hansen delivers a powerful, emotional response to the recent Florida school shooting, calling for action on gun violence. His heartfelt commentary resonates nationwide. Read more on USA Today.
Expanding access to algebra is increasingly recognized as a civil rights issue. Ensuring all students can learn algebra promotes educational equity and opens doors to future opportunities in a data-driven society.
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett advocates dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, citing inefficiencies. She also addresses the rise of Dogecoin’s impact on U.S. financial markets in a recent CBS News interview.
We Are Teachers highlights 35 top education conferences for 2024-2025, offering educators invaluable opportunities for professional growth, networking, and innovation in teaching practices nationwide.
Dallas Baptist University ranks among the top regional universities in the West, according to U.S. News & World Report. The university is recognized for academic excellence, strong undergraduate teaching, and student engagement.
Santander Consumer USA Foundation has awarded a $150,000 grant to the Dallas Education Foundation, boosting support for Dallas ISD students’ educational programs and resources. This funding aims to enhance student success across the district.
Dozens of student visas were revoked in North Texas, impacting international students across the region. Authorities cited compliance issues, prompting concerns about academic continuity and immigration status.