College-age voters: increasing...
Why We Wrote This Many students are too busy to care much about politics, but those who tune in can make the difference in a tight...
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Boruboru: South Sudan’s newest...
Think you’re good at dodgeball? See how long you last in boruboru, a traditional playground game. Formal leagues are giving...
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Washington, D.C., can be a contrast between a center of power and needy neighborhoods. Our reporter looks at how one woman leads an...
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Ahead of Zimbabwe’s July 30 elections, some voters are enjoying the freedom to criticize candidates online. It was only last year,...
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Why We Wrote This Immigration court judges have a bench-side view of the stresses already placed on the system. The Monitor’s...
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By Stacy Teicher Khadaroo – Students from other countries who study at US colleges contribute more than $30 billion to the...
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By Noble Ingram Staff writer – At its peak in the 13th century, the Mongol Empire covered more than 9 million square miles,...
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By Noble Ingram – This year alone, four nor’easters have walloped the Boston region with heavy rain, snow, and storm surges....
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By Noble Ingram – Teachers use the internet in class to increase student engagement, connect with others around the globe, and...
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Oklahoma’s teacher strike, inspired by one in West Virginia, shuttered schools a second day Tuesday. After nine years into an...
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If lectures aren’t helping college students learn, some universities are asking, why do we keep using them? – Yvonne –...
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Sure, a degree from Harvard or Stanford can change a low-income student’s future. But consider the twist in this story by Josh...
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From Iceland and Israel to Mexico and South Korea, schools around the world increasingly see rooting out sexism as their domain,...
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Five school shootings so far in 2018 have resulted in serious physical injury or death – including the fatal shooting of 17 students...
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By Stacy Teicher Khadaroo – Monitor editors and writers spend a lot of time looking for credible signs of social advancement....
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The request by influential shareholders for Apple to help curb excessive digital media use among teens and Mark Zuckerberg’s...
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In most of the world, boys stay in school longer than girls. But in parts of Mongolia, the opposite is true. We look at how the...
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Students who desire the college experience can find more avenues to get there, and are more likely to find jobs after they graduate...
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It’s often remarked that the camaraderie on American football teams tends to plow through color lines. This story looks back at an...
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Ryan Lenora Brown – Freeman Reserve, Liberia—At first glance, Cecelia Dunbar Elementary School hardly looks like the site of a...
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