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WASHINGTON (AP) — Millions of at-risk students could fall through the cracks as the Education Department gives states permission to…
OPINION - The March on Washington For Jobs and Freedom was about more than employment or personal gain – it…
OPINION - The Philadelphia public schools are in crisis mode right now, with the city agreeing to borrow $50 million…
WASHINGTON (AP) — Minority and low-income parents are more likely to see serious problems in their schools — from low…
OPINION - My advice to the National Association of Black Journalists: Cover the stories of black educators, change agents, families…
theGRIO REPORT - Dr. Gregory Ellison, 36, an assistant professor in the theology faculty, kicked off the initiative on Saturday…
NBC CHICAGO - Former NBA player Magic Johnson is hoping to cast his spell on the educational experience of some…
NBC Chicago - More than 2,100 Chicago Public Schools employees could be laid off Friday morning, bringing the total number…
theGRIO REPORT - The fight to keep Morris Brown College afloat continues with reports that the HBCU is proposing a…
theGRIO REPORT - Outspoken rapper Lupe Fiasco had some harsh real talk for a group of Chicago high school grads…
LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. (AP) - Cory Booker had just 53 days to convince New Jersey Democrats to nominate him to be…
OPINION - Obesity is now classified as a disease. This was the final decision at the annual meeting of the…
OPINION - The Supreme Court did not dismantle affirmative action in its long-awaited ruling on Monday. It didn’t really affirm…
ANALYSIS - The Supreme Court's ruling Monday, while not the death blow to affirmative action that many of its supporters…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has sent a Texas case on race-based college admissions back to a lower court…
OPINION - It's 2013 and we've yet to truly overcome. Maybe it's not the best policy. But it is much…
ANALYSIS - Did Evelynn Hammonds, the first African-American and first woman to serve as Harvard College Dean, fall due to…