College Enrollment Drops Even as the Pandemic’s Effects Ebb
A generation of students may be wondering if college is still the ticket out of poverty. College costs are rising faster than inflation. Students are struggling to pay tuition bills while working part-time jobs or going to school online. Some schools are cutting back on programs. Colleges are also facing lawsuits...
A Haven for LGBTQ Students in the Heart of Alabama
The new school was built in an affluent neighborhood. Many residents were upset about the opening of the school. Cars drove by slowly, with people shouting out of their windows. A woman filmed the campus with her cell phone. People left threatening voice mails.
The episodes were vague and mysterious. Some...
CDC Gives New Information About Mysterious Hepatitis Cases in Children
There are more than 200 cases of hepatitis in the United States alone. More than 600 people around the world have contracted this disease. No one knows why this virus is spreading. Some experts think it could be linked to an adenoviruses.
The United States has been hit hardest by the...
The impact on mental health
People who suffer from allergies often experience more severe symptoms when stressed. This could be due to increased levels of cortisol. Cortisol increases inflammation, which causes people to feel worse. Stress also makes people more likely to develop depression or anxiety.
Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition that causes redness, itching, and oozing. People who suffer...
Helping teachers pay for classroom supplies
Teachers do as much as they possibly can to help their students succeed. They're not throwing pizza parties nor are they wasting their time on frivolous things. They're spending their own money on classroom supplies without being reimbursed by the government. They're not spending their money on anything else.
As the cost of education increases,...
