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In response to an alarming 18.6% increase in youth addiction to e-cigarettes in Thailand, the Education Ministry has implemented four strategic measures aimed at curbing access to these devices within …
Thailand’s Education Ministry Enforces Measures Against E-Cigarettes in Schools Read More
A study published on March 10 highlights the pandemic’s adverse impact on kindergarteners’ development. The research reveals that these young learners show lower scores in key areas such as language, …
Pandemic’s Developmental Setbacks for Kindergarteners and Unexpected Gains Read More
In late February, students from numerous high schools across the U.S. embarked on an international journey through the inaugural Economics Olympiad. The top five U.S. contestants will voyage to the …
The Crucial Role of Economics: Lessons from the U.S. Students’ Olympiad Read More
Philip Charles Crawford is the distinguished recipient of the Human Rights Award for LGBTQ+ Advocacy, recognising his remarkable contributions to equity for the LGBTQ+ community. Named in honour of Nancy …
Celebrating Philip Charles Crawford: A Champion for LGBTQ+ Advocacy Read More
Shelby Anderson, a dedicated history teacher in the Laguna Beach Unified Faculty Association, has recently been awarded the prestigious Human Rights Award for Women’s Advocacy. Her unwavering commitment to dismantling …
Shelby Anderson: Champion of Women’s Rights Through Education Read More
An exciting free mental health and wellness symposium is coming to Aurora, providing expert insights for students and families on vital topics such as anxiety, body image, and even therapeutic …
Aurora Hosts Free Mental Health Symposium for Students and Families Read More
Temple University and WellSpan Health have solidified their partnership to establish a new medical school campus in York, bringing promising educational opportunities aimed at producing a new generation of physicians …
Temple University and WellSpan Establish New Medical School in York Read More
YANG Yun Jung, an Assistant Professor, reflects on her journey towards researching children’s human rights in conflict zones, inspired by the belief that ‘all men are created equal under the …
Exploring the Human Rights of Children in Conflict Zones: A Research Journey Read More
Harvard’s Economics Department has received robust support from alumni dating back 40 years, all dedicated to advancing the department’s vision for a new era in economics education and research. Notable …
Alumni Contributions Enhance Harvard Economics Department’s Future Read More
In a dazzling celebration of global culture, students at Bouddha International School in Kathmandu showcased stalls representing 50 nations. Each display featured traditional costumes, delectable cuisines, and rich details about …
Students at Bouddha International School Celebrate Global Cultures Read More