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Should illegal immigrants be eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges and universities in Massachusetts? One state representative-elect, Chelsea city councilor Judith Garcia, says it will be one of her priorities in the upcoming legislative term.
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Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Marsha Mercer States, cities, and community groups that offer free money to families to jump-start college savings face a dilemma: The families most in need often fail to sign up.
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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth students can now change their pronouns and other parts of their identity on a school-wide database. The school's President's Office, Office of Student Affairs, and University Registrar launched its Inclusive Identity Project last month. The project launched on October 18, 2022, according
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The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression is challenging a land acknowledgment policy implemented by a liberal arts school in Western Massachusetts. The organization sent a letter to Mount Holyoke College interim president Beverly Daniel Tatum calling on the school to drop or amend its land acknowledgment, arguing that the
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If you looked at the Brandeis University women's fencing roster last year, you would have seen the name Alexander Wicken on it. Wicken is no longer a member of the team this year, however.
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I teach in a law school. For several years now my students have been mostly Millennials. Contrary to stereotype, I have found that the vast majority of them want to learn. But true to stereotype, I increasingly find that most of them cannot think, don't know very much,
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As a part of its effort to address declining enrollment numbers, Greenfield Community College is considering dropping its gender and women's studies major. Greenfield Community College is a public two-year community college in Greenfield, Massachusetts, a city in Franklin County about 34 miles north of Springfield. The school
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Homeschooling is on the rise because school officials aren't listening to parents, Geoff Diehl told NewBostonPost. The Republican nominee for governor also decried the way public schools in Massachusetts are handling race and sex education during an in-person interview at his office in Plymouth.
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