Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation Reopened After Two-Year Student Journalism Campaign
After outrage over allegations in a lawsuit, the Tompkins County district attorney will revisit the decision not to pursue criminal charges against seven fraternity members.
Prosecutors are revisiting a sexual assault case at Cornell's Chi Phi fraternity after sustained reporting by The Cornell Daily Sun and renewed pressure from a lawsuit, highlighting the role of student journalism in accountability and institutional oversight.
AI Integration in EdTech Moving Faster Than Evidence of Effectiveness
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Record $3 Billion Donation to Carnegie Mellon Signals Major Shift in Higher Ed Funding
The donation by Kenneth Griffin, intended mostly to help build a campus in Miami, was the biggest single gift in the history of U.S. higher...
K-12 Enrollment Decline Accelerates, Forcing Major School Closures Across Districts
OKLAHOMA CITY — Amid the largest single-year decline in decades for Oklahoma public school enrollment, the state’s largest district announce...
Literacy Coaching Programs Show Promise in Rural Communities, Sparking Statewide Models
Kindergarten teacher Wittney Swyers knew it was impossible when her colleagues said her students should be entering first grade prepared to...