The most popular television comedy in the United States, The Big Bang Theory, catalogues the lives of a group of young scientists. The...

There’s no denying that the US education system is trigger-happy when it comes to passing out suspensions. According to some reports, 1...

Women’s education level is often considered a significant indicator of modernity and socio-economic progress. Today, there is a major...

The events playing out across Brazilian public high schools could very well have been penned by William Golding, but they are far from...

While the corny videos you might have watched in high school health class likely seemed humorous at the time, America’s failure to build...

Much like in the US presidential election, politicians in France must grapple with complex issues involving public education. The...

While the proposition to legalize marijuana has taken up the most oxygen of Massachusetts’ ballot initiatives, another issue is just as...

Online education, once championed as a great equalizer, promising unfettered access to a variety of quality course material, seems to...

A cluster of third-graders, clad in khakis and blue polos, sit for lunch facing a world map marked with notecards on dozens of countries,...

Technology permeates almost every aspect of our lives, and its influence on us is only expected to grow. Yet, computer science is...

Jack Reed (D-RI) is the senior United States Senator from Rhode Island. A decorated veteran, Reed has served in the Senate since...

Corruption in Afghanistan may not come as much of a surprise, but the country is far from the only one in the developing world afflicted...

As if it weren’t already hard enough to get out of bed for early classes, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) may just make it that much...

School funding in Pennsylvania is so unequal that the state nearly turned its entire tax system upside down trying to fix the situation...

On October 11, one day before Indigenous Peoples’ Day (federally designated as Columbus Day), California signed into law the first...

Ever since the end of the 35-year Japanese occupation of Korea in 1945 and the nearly unparalleled horrors of the Korean War, South...

Today marks the first anniversary of the disappearance of 43 Mexican students from the Rural Teachers’ College of Ayotzinapa in the...

Nestled in Mexico’s Santiago Valley, deep in the southern region of the country, lies Santiago Mexquititlán, a township of about ten...

Andrew Ross is a professor of social and cultural analysis at New York University and the author or editor of more than 20 books,...

In Cuba, the journey to implement public music education has paralleled the country’s battle for compulsory education, and nationhood...