Priya Singh is a dedicated investigative journalist focused on societal well-being and ethical practices. Her work often highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable populations and holds institutions accountable.
19 published articles
Celina ISD faces potential new civil lawsuits as attorneys announce plans to represent more families in the Caleb Elliott case. The district's athletic director and a middle school principal are on le
Pittsburgh's city administration is facing mounting pressure over the management of its public services, including the end of a key mental health program.
Omaha Public Schools faces a freeze on nearly $9 million in federal Head Start funding, affecting 900 students, if the government shutdown continues past Nov. 1.
The Fayette County Public Schools board voted to approve an external audit of its finances following public outcry over a multi-million dollar budget deficit.
Penn State's Wilkes-Barre campus faces closure due to declining enrollment, sparking student and community outrage over university priorities, including executive pay raises and stadium renovations.
Shippensburg teachers have worked 119 days without a contract as negotiations with the school district enter their 11th month, with tensions rising.
Federal funding cuts have shuttered several College Assistance Migrant Programs (CAMP) in Colorado, impacting hundreds of farmworker children seeking higher education.
Indiana University alumni are withholding millions in donations, including a $1.5 million bequest, over controversial decisions impacting the student-run Indiana Daily Student newspaper. Former studen
Parents in east Austin are fighting to save Oak Springs Elementary, a community school proposed for closure by AISD due to budget cuts, despite millions already spent on a new campus.
Montclair Public Schools has notified 153 employees of potential layoffs due to a major budget crisis, proposing a community tax increase to prevent the cuts.
Nearly 270 students from Trinidad and Tobago at UWI Mona in Jamaica feel ignored by their government as Hurricane Melissa approaches, citing a lack of aid.
Newman Hall's dining room on the University of Illinois campus has closed after a red placard was issued for uncorrected health violations, including improper handwashing and unsafe food temperatures.
Ten Arizona colleges and universities are set to lose over $13 million in federal grants, forcing the shutdown of critical student support programs.
A Northern California school district is suing the U.S. Department of Education over the cancellation of a nearly $6 million mental health grant.
Facing financial pressure after failed funding measures, Utah's Iron County School District is considering a four-day week to save $300,000 in costs.
The University of Vermont has hired a top Boise State official who was previously accused under oath of attempting to hide public records.
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore announced a historic $38 million donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, the largest single gift in its 135-year history.
As U.S. school lunch debt approaches $200 million annually, community members are fundraising to pay off balances, sparking a debate on universal free meals.
A Salem preschool has closed indefinitely amid accusations of wage theft and financial mismanagement, leaving a dozen families without child care.
