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Jill Underly discusses Wisconsin schools’ challenges, diversity, and censorship

January 12, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly spoke with the Wisconsin …

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MSU to Introduce New Dining Options and Expand State Fountain Bakery

January 12, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

MSU dining facilities will undergo renovations to provide the university communi …

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MSU’s Perry Cafeteria to Temporarily Close Starting Next Summer for Modernization and Restoration

January 12, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

MSU’s historic Perry Cafeteria is set to undergo a major modernization and renov …

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Landry Abandons Alternate Graduation Requirements for Seniors Who Do Not Pass LEAP Exam

January 12, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

On his first day as governor, Gov. Jeff Landry eliminated an alternative pathway …

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Student loan borrowers left in a lurch as Congress teases government shutdown.

January 12, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

With yet another potential federal government shutdown on the horizon, the const …

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Ranked: The Top 10 Most Influential Public Figures in Education for 2024

January 12, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

Yesterday, the 2024 RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings were revealed. Ed …

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Organizing the Morning Drop-Off: A Key Priority

January 12, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

When my first term as principal began, I was surprised by the chaos that unfolde …

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South Dakota Allocates Millions to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism

January 11, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

According to Joseph Graves, the Secretary of Education in South Dakota, student …

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Senators Aim to Abolish Professor Tenure and State Inheritance Tax

January 11, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

On a snowy Monday at the State Capitol, 37 proposals were introduced, including …

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