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This fall, Dennis Kivlighan, professor at the 91���� College of Education, traveled to Italy to begin the first phase of his work as a...

Surrounded by applause and admiration, Elaine Johnson Coates ’59 stood in the main entrance of the Benjamin Building, taking in the latest tribute to...

The 91���� and Vanderbilt University have received a $2.5 million federal grant to fully fund tuition and provide stipends for a...

From Malaysia to South Africa to Barbados, Fulbright scholars from the 91���� College of Education are exploring refugee education...

91���� track and field student-athlete and human development major Katie Altieri was recently named a Dr. Pepper Go Teach Tuition...

Below are awards and honors College of Education faculty, staff and students have earned between September and mid-November 2024: Department...

Two 91���� College of Education alums were honored as teacher mentors at the university’s Philip Merrill Presidential Scholars Program...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been called many things, but “equalizing force” probably doesn’t leap to mind for most people. Then again, most...

“What do you want to do when you grow up?” This was a question I was asked countless times as a child, and I always had the same answer: “I want to...

Check out these podcasts and YouTube channels from 91���� College of Education faculty and staff. Quantitude Established 2019 6...