Anthony Ramos and Ben Mendelsohn are set to star in a new horror film called Molepeople, which is based in New York City. The story revolves around a group of individuals who live underground in the city’s tunnels. The film is described as a horror movie that follows one man’s terrifying journey into the abandoned … Read more
The First-Generation, Low-Income Student Success Center at Stanford University has received donor support for an endowed directorship and financial aid for students’ experiential learning, research, and tuition. Across the country, diversity, equity, and inclusion centers have faced challenges from conservative lawmakers, leading to closures, renaming of centers, or redistribution of resources across campuses. At Stanford … Read more
“If you consider the major axes of the world, the significant borderlines, you may think of migratory routes such as those through Africa into Europe, or through the Americas. You may also think of trade routes, like the Silk Road, or even the route into space. These axes of humanity and how they shape our … Read more
“ The Future Of Corporate Training Programs: Customized Learning Generic training sessions often fail to make an impact on employees, leading to frustration and wasted investments. Customized learning programs are the solution to this problem, providing employees with personalized tools to thrive in their roles. Here’s why customized learning matters: Targeted skill development: Employees focus … Read more
Amazon MGM Studios has secured the rights to produce American Speed and has also signed on two major stars, Tom Holland and Austin Butler, to headline the film. The movie will be produced by Charles Roven, known for his work on American Hustle and Oppenheimer, with the script being written by Dan Wiedenhaupt. According to … Read more
With a career spanning four decades, Jasper Cole has established himself with over 120 film and television credits to date. His upcoming Christmas horror thriller, Final Recovery, marks his first lead role as Rodney Garrett, which he also produced. The film, set to premiere on-demand this December, follows the story of a desolate rehab center … Read more
Many of us who worked with high school students after the Supreme Court’s landmark decision to overturn race-conscious admissions cannot claim to be surprised by the news of declining enrollment among Black and Latinx students at many college campuses, especially those considered competitive for admission. We saw this coming. Last year, we witnessed numerous highly … Read more
In this episode of Trending in Education, we delve into the importance of maintaining connections between students, teachers, and parents in the educational process. Our guest, Matt Given, the CEO of Seesaw, a platform dedicated to early childhood education, sheds light on how the platform captures the hands-on, joyful moments of real-world learning through various … Read more
Throughout the week, our Best New Songs playlist is updated with the latest releases that have captured our attention the most. This could be a single leading up to an album release or a newly revealed deep cut. Every Monday, we compile a list of the best new songs that were released over the past … Read more
I voted for the first time in the 1960 election, casting my vote for Senator John F. Kennedy. Since then, I have participated in every election, typically supporting Democratic candidates, although I have also voted for some Republicans. The upcoming election holds immense significance for me. The stakes are incredibly high. President Trump is not … Read more