I’d read 5,000 words on how the DC to NYC bus is a true coming-of-age experience. Especially if you were doing it pre-2019.

In Alaska, “you can leave high school and work on the oil field, or work in a mine, or work as a deckhand on a fishing vessel, and make six figures,” a university leader says. So how can colleges there attract students? buff.ly/3xgw24c

🐦❤️🐦 Let's talk about kori bustard courtship! At the height of the mating display, a male inflates his esophagus to as much as 4 times its normal size, then bows toward the female with his neck inflated and bill snapping. He may also emit a low-pitched booming sound to woo her!

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Tip from an Atlantic insider: the correct way to read this list is to immediately ⌘F, search for the title of your favorite novel, and then tweet angrily when you see it isn't there theatlantic.com/books/archive/…

Inviting community college students to see themselves as university researchers edsurge.com/news/2024-02-1… EdSurge

'The park’s alligators seemed to instinctively know when the water was about to freeze. They positioned themselves at just the right moment, closed their eyes, and allowed the water to harden around them.'

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I subscribe to NYT for breadth of coverage, everything from the campus politics of Harvard to the campus politics of Penn

Powerful Forces Are Fracking Our Attention. We Can Fight Back. nytimes.com/2023/11/24/opi…

Is this the moment when colleges will improve the college transfer process to make it easier for students to move from community colleges to four-year universities?

My EdSurge colleague Becky Koenig takes a look...

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🐼🐼 Breaking 🐼🐼

We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but National Zoo's giant pandas are departing DC today, November 8. They leave behind a city without pandas for the first time in 23 years.

Safe travels! You’ll be missed. 🤧
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I've been wanting to visit Idaho to report this early learning story since August ... of last year! I finally made the trip last month.

It's exciting to see this story — and the collaboration with The Associated Press — come to life this morning.
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Students who didn’t ultimately submit their college application were just as academically qualified as those who did. More for EdSurge: edsurge.com/news/2023-09-1…

What happens when teachers can’t afford to live in the places they work? This week, we take you to a rural mountain community where the answer to that question is unfolding in real time. buff.ly/3P8lVU7

Results from a national Common App study on direct admission show the method has proven helpful for getting students past application barriers. But access to college does not translate to enrollment…

For EdSurge
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One of the coolest things we do at EdSurge!

For home-based child care providers, the living situation is inseparable from the work, and when one suffers, the other does too. That tricky dynamic, while not new, has gotten more tenuous in recent years. Published in partnership with EdSurge bit.ly/3Oa0Glz

New from Olina Banerji via EdSurge!

Honored to have been named a finalist for online feature stories in the 2023 Dateline Awards for journalism excellence!

Thank you SPJDC

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