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Budget Cuts, Tuition Hikes Jeopardize Quality of Higher Education in California

Honoring Sally Ride's Legacy as Scientist, Trailblazer, Educational Role Model

Hind Tabab explains how her extensive education led her to being a teacher.

Higher Education Reporter discusses Israel-Palestine rallies on college campuses.

The lasting legacy of Brown v. Board and ongoing education challenges

Since the advent of infant formula, the number of women breastfeeding their children has declined sharply, but in recent years, educational campaigns from…

A case of bullying at Lexington Middle School in Lee County has recently garnered renewed media attention and is currently under investigation by the U.S.…

During the 1918 influenza pandemic, which was happening at the same time as World War I, Americans were for the most part unified in their willingness to sacrifice for the common good. And this willingness to respond collectively continued during World War II. But, while public health officials have urged Americans to do their part to stem the spread of the coronavirus by doing things like avoiding large gatherings and wearing masks millions of people have refused. We explore what’s changed, and why, with the co-authors of a recent Washington Post op-ed called “Americans used to sacrifice for the public good. What happened?”

Since 1991 The Immokalee Foundation has been helping children and young adults to change the course of their lives through the support of mentors, donors and volunteers. We learn more about its programs, especially in the time of COVID-19, by talking with Melissa C. Phillips, Vice President of Philanthropy.

My guest today is Dr. Ernesto Lasso de la Vega. He’s a local biologist who was born in Panama, but is now a US citizen. He’s worked at the Lee County…