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Why No. 1 matters: Looking beyond the college rankings
Spelman College's president explains why being ranked as the nation's top HBCU by U.S. News & World Report matters.
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Atlanta needs its tax dollars for its public schools, not TADs
Patreece Hutcherson, the District 6 representative on the Atlanta Board of Education, writes about transparency in Atlanta’s tax allocation district extension discussions.
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Georgia’s physician shortage is at crisis level, partially because of academic institutions
Changes are needed to address the physician shortage in Georgia and across the nation.
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Spider-Man grapples with a familiar foe for many young people: Loneliness
The new Spider-Man movie tackles a challenging issue for many young people — loneliness.
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Sorting out the new emphasis on literacy
There is not one solution to improving reading performance, despite what some might think.
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The HBCU Creed: We still punch above our weight
HBCUs are continuing to punch above their weight, but they could benefit from more support from the federal government and Congress.
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AI will worsen racial disparities it didn’t create
Black students cannot again be the last to receive technologies their white peers have been benefiting from for years.
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Emory University students make a life-changing discovery in Utah
Emory students climbing above a known petroglyph site near Moab, Utah, find additional carvings not previously recorded by federal officials.
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Will talent meet opportunity in Georgia?
A new study offers three steps for Georgia to better support Latino students.
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AI will shape our children’s world. We can help shape how they meet it.
AI will change how children learn, communicate, solve problems and eventually work. There are some lessons AI cannot teach. Parents must be those teachers.