The Sojourner’s Truth Education Section
Talladega College’s Class of 2021 valedictorian Amber Ellington completed her senior year online after COVID-19 struck her entire household. The determined biology major, who will graduate summa cum laude on Saturday morning, lives in a […]
Special to The Truth While often thought of as two completely distinct subjects, art and math are intrinsically entwined. Not only can learning the fundamentals of one subject help a student excel in the other, […]
By Robert Kelly-Goss, Elizabeth City State University Legendary Elizabeth City State University coach and athletic director, Robert L. “Bobby” Vaughan has died. During his 37-year career, Coach Vaughan would become one of the most celebrated […]
Modified hours and experiences are in place for the health and safety of visitors. Dust off your lab coats and get ready to explore – Imagination Station is reopening its doors! Join us inside the […]
By Vicki Dagostino, PhD; Lynne Hamer, PhD; Chitranjan Greer-Travis Special to The Truth The University of Toledo’s Provost, Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education (SPFE) Program within The […]
Special to The Truth The Purdue University Honors College in West Lafayette, Indiana has announced that Gabrielle Dennis has been awarded a Steven C. Beering Scholarship, which covers the full educational expenses for a […]
Special to The Truth What does paying for college during life’s “new normal” and current economic climate look like? A new survey highlights parent plans and concerns regarding the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. […]
Toledo Public Schools will once again offer summer school for students in all grade levels. The Summer Success: Extended Learning Opportunities (SSELO) program will look different from past years, but the goal remains the same- […]
Special to The Truth In 2014, Benito Castro was sentenced to six years in prison for passing bad checks as a result of a gambling habit he’d developed. Today, he’s the director of operations […]
By Fletcher Word Sojourner’s Truth Editor One Small Step Forward in Illinois The City Council of Evanston, Illinois, a city of about 75,000 residents, passed legislation last week that will start the process of reparations […]