Disability advocates protest in New York against Medicaid cuts and demand enforcement of rights protections.
Posts published in “Education”
Here are the honorable mentions from the 2026 NPR Student Podcast Challenge. Listen to the finalists here.
Explore the significance of "home" and identity in NPR's 2026 Student Podcast Challenge, featuring diverse voices.
A lot has changed in the last decade regarding how college campuses address and manage sexual assault cases.
Sophia Dasser, editor-in-chief at The Cornell Daily Sun, discusses with NPR's Juana Summers the alleged 2024 gang rape at Cornell.
A Dayton, Ohio school used an AI chatbot named Jordan to help students with social-emotional learning and engagement.
Education staff are being scattered across federal agencies. Employees claim it's adding bureaucracy and hindering service.
Five years on, the first NPR College Podcast Challenge winner reflects on her journey and catches up with past participants.
A Senate bill aims to reshape college sports rules, but critics argue it favors schools over student athletes' benefits.
I was in my final stretch of college, during the pandemic. Holed up in Colorado Springs, I received a call—I'd won!