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Resurrecting Student Loan Payments: Wisdom From A Financial Luminary

Millions of student loan borrowers from Columbia University in Harlem to USC who hoped some of their loans would be paid off by the U.S. government are now considering Plan B.

José Higuera-López Named Director of CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

Lehman College is proud to announce Dr. José Higuera López as the new Director of the CUNY Mexican Studies Institute (CUNY MSI) at Lehman College.

Mayor Adams And Others Lead Mindful Breathing Comes To NYC Public Schools

From Harlem to Hollis, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Department of Education (DOE) Chancellor David C. Banks.

Tips For Getting Accepted To An MBA Program From Harlem To Hollywood

By Bretton Love

Getting into business school isn't easy - especially if you want to attend a good business school.

Education Equity Action Plan Coalition Bookmobile Tour From Harlem To Hollis

The Education Equity Action Plan Coalition (EEAPC) has made a significant announcement with the unveiling of its Black Studies: An Education for Me + You bookmobile.

NYCEDC Announces LifeSci NYC Internship Program Milestone Of Student Placements

Today, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced its LifeSci NYC Internship Program for students from Harlem to Hollis.

The Impact Of Litigation On Educational Equity

America is often called the land of the free and the home of the brave. Despite the appeal in the sentence, freedom and justice are easier said than achieved.

Twelve 2nd-Grade Students From Harlem School Admitted To Competitive Programs

Twelve 2nd-grade students from Harlem Link Charter School have been admitted to competitive enrichment programs.

Secret ServSafe Exam Tips From Harlem To Harare

In order to achieve Servsafe certification, you need to follow a series of steps.

The Graduates Of The Mini Medical School At Touro In Harlem

Ninety-five high school students from throughout New York City recently celebrated their completion of an afterschool STEM program called MedAchieve.

Mayor’s Op-Ed: Summer Rising, A Free Program For Grades K Through 8

By Mayors Eric Adams

Summer is a great time for children, but it's a challenging time for working parents.

7 Tips To Successfully Get A GED Diploma: Step-By-Step Guide

Consider acquiring your General Educational Development, or GED, if you didn't finish high school.

How To Choose The Right Instrument To Learn As A Beginner

Are you interested in learning a musical instrument? Are you wondering what the best choice would be for a beginner?

Want To Become An A’Lelia Bundles Community Scholar In Harlem?

Learn about the A’Lelia Bundles Community Scholars program, which provides members of the Upper Manhattan community with access to Columbia resources at this virtual information session.

How To Restore The Desire To Study If You Are Tired

The demanding academic assignments, revision, and class sessions will sometimes leave you worn out. You lose the momentum and desire to study.

Fun Ways To Teach Your Kids About The Science Of Our World

Teaching your kids about science can be a rewarding and fun experience for the whole family.

Mayor Adams Appoints Six New Members To Panel For Educational Policy

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today appointed six new members to the Panel for Educational Policy (PEP) to round out his 13 mayoral appointments.

Capital Prep Schools Serving Students From Harlem To Hartford Win Big

Capital Preparatory Schools, is a growing family of college-prep charter schools serving historically disadvantaged students in the Bronx, and in Harlem opened with P. Diddy.

73% Of NYC Public High Schools Don’t Have Student Newspapers, Says Study

Nearly 73 percent of public high schools in New York City don’t have student newspapers or websites –– nor access to student journalism programs.

How Blended Learning Affects The Education System

With the current pandemic that shook the world, we saw plenty of differences in the way education works.

Best Ways To Homeschool Your Introverted Kid

So, you have decided to homeschool your child? That's a brave decision because homeschooling requires knowledge, time, patience, and resources.

Chancellor Bank Announces Nearly $12 Million In Additional Funding For Schools Epereincing An Influx Of New Students

New York City Schools Chancellor David C. Banks today announced new funding available to selected schools from Harlem to Hollis experiencing an influx of Students in Temporary Housing (STH).

NYC Health + Hospitals Hosts Free Health Insurance Workshops To Prep New Yorkers For Open-Enrollment Periods

NYC Health + Hospitals today announced a series of free health insurance workshops to prepare New Yorkers for the upcoming open-enrollment periods.

11,000 Students Attend I WILL GRADUATE DAY At Barclays Center, The Largest Celebration Of Education In NYC

I WILL GRADUATE (IWG), a New York City-based nonprofit organization working to provide support to students in the city’s public school system.

Positive And Negative Effects Of Grading System On Students

The effects of the grading system on students have both positive and negative effects as it is considered a distinctive level to measure students’ success and failure.