Maya Sharma explores the cultural and social implications of architectural design, particularly in academic settings. Her work often examines how spaces foster community, learning, and well-being.
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Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland has been named one of the world's best, securing the 25th spot in TIME magazine's 2026 global university rankings.
DePauw University champions a liberal arts model focused on leadership, critical thinking, and a vibrant campus life to prepare students for global challenges.
Colorado public schools lost over 10,000 students this year, the most significant decline since the pandemic, forcing districts to address budget shortfalls.
California College of the Arts will be absorbed by Vanderbilt University after 119 years, ceasing independent operations due to severe financial deficits.
The College of Charleston has launched its first named school, the Michael and Amy Bennett School of Hospitality, funded by a major investment from the Bennett family.
New England's historic liberal arts colleges, rooted in post-Revolutionary America, continue to thrive by blending classical education with modern studies.
A new report from the University of Utah finds that nearly half of the state's third-graders are not reading at grade level, prompting calls for new solutions.
An anonymous $50 million donation will cover senior-year tuition for University of Washington Medical Laboratory Science students, addressing debt and a critical state shortage.
New details and renderings have been unveiled for the University of Kansas's entrepreneurship hub, a 33,000 sq ft facility funded by a $10 million donor gift. It will support student innovators from a
Portland's Preschool For All program is under scrutiny for flawed data, but for enrolled families, it's a financial and social lifeline.
LSU's new president and chancellor could earn millions annually beyond their $750,000 base salaries through a complex system of performance-based bonuses.
Southern University President-Chancellor Dennis J. Shields will depart on Dec. 31 after the Board of Supervisors decided to seek a new direction.
A new report from Harvard University reveals 60% of undergraduate grades are A's, prompting administrators to propose reforms to combat 'damaging' grade inflation.
Pittsburgh Public Schools board voted against the Future-Ready Plan, halting the closure of nine school buildings. The decision delays any potential closures until at least the 2026-2027 school year a
Sonoma State University's enrollment has fallen by 13% to 5,000 students after the school eliminated its athletics department and several academic programs.
Rice University has unveiled a $120 million Gateway Project to connect its campus with Rice Village and completely renovate the historic Rice Stadium by 2028.
Texas Christian University's College of Science and Engineering has received a historic $40 million donation from alumna Louise Dilworth Davis, its largest ever.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School leads a new global ranking that measures the real-world impact of business school research on policy and industry.
Princeton University has been named the top national university for 2026, marking its second consecutive year at number one, followed by MIT and Harvard.
Alice P. Gast, the first female president of Lehigh University, has died at 67. She is remembered for her transformative leadership from 2006 to 2014.
