Tag: education

By Samuetta Hill Drew It’s been a long time coming, but students are now returning to school for in-person learning. Due to the status of...

By Anne Heaney UAB News Children in Bessemer are getting a chance this summer to sharpen their educational skills through activities including math and reading exercises...

By Donna Cope Alabama News Center “My light bulb busted, but I still manage to shine bright; Ramsay High School’s Keion Gilmore is a talented poet. (Tyler...

By Alabama NewsCenter Staff Culture is defined by its leadership. At Stillman College, Cynthia Warrick is the “rudder,” so to speak, in setting the course for...

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Juneteenth in Birmingham kicked off Friday evening at the Historic Arlington House with an art show featuring the works of...

By Andre Perry Nikole Hannah-Jones, who won a Pulitzer prize for her work on the New York Times’ 1619 Project, was recently denied tenure by...

By Yasmina Vinci and David Medina It’s a crisis within a crisis: The pandemic has badly frayed America’s patchwork system of early education and child development. In Virginia,...

By Keith L. Alexander Washington Post Howard University is renaming its College of Fine Arts after one of its most acclaimed alums: actor Chadwick Boseman. On Wednesday,...

By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times Birmingham Promise, which provides funds for tuition and work experience for city students, will receive $8 million in donations from...

By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times Birmingham City Schools will offer free programs for its students this summer to recover learning loss and provide enrichment opportunities...