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High Student Loans Plague Many in US; Lower Interest Rates May Help Lessen Burden

Recent years have seen a steady increase in university enrollment amongst students in the United States. In fact, the National Center for Education Statistics expects student enrollment in a four-year university to increase by ...
by Amy Sevegny
 

 
 

Majority Languages Take Over Colonial Vestiges in the Philippines

Rich with 175 native languages, the Philippines has begun reversing previous education standards that only allowed for students to learn English and Filipino, the national languages left over from United States occupation. Many...
by Amanda Bragg
 

 
 
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Sudanese American Women Are Encouraged to Further Education

Women who left the worn-torn country of Sudan were given a clear message at a recent conference: the path to success in the United States is paved by education. The 2012 Sudanese Women’s Empowerment Conference was held in Wes...
by Jana Melpolder
 

 

 

Education Linked to Disparity in Health… in the U.S.

In the U.S., we often hear of the importance of education in the developing world – everything from empowering women to improving health.  But what about here in the United States? A study conducted by researchers at the...
by Jessica Wheeler
 

 
 

Paywalls for News Sites: To Be, or Not to Be (Porous)

It’s an old(ish) story: print newspapers are dying, and the Internet is the best chance for recovery. Problem with the Internet is that everyone wants something for nothing, but companies can’t afford to provide new...
by Jonathan Davidson