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A weekly podcast about the future of learning. Join host Jeff Young and other EdSurge reporters as t

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Does this sound familiar? An Ivy League-educated philanthropist, who built his wealth from a career

Lauren Herckis, an anthropologist and research faculty at Carnegie Mellon University, has been explo

What does it mean to report on education technology from a student lens? How does the tech-health di

In higher ed people often look to a few elite schools for big new ideas. But that might be changing.

Social media feeds are lighting up with hashtags such as #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe and #BlackPanthe

How do we crack a problem that has existed for decades? Jobs in science, technology, engineering & m

College professors don’t often talk to each other about the intricacies of their teaching practices,

Larry Singer is a CEO, but not the smug type, who’s likely to engage you in a long-winded conversati

Many colleges these days are experimenting with short-form online degrees to try to reach new audien

Humans living in abject poverty are warring over the few of resources they have left. There’s an ene

When Michael Sorrell took over as president of Paul Quinn College in 2007, the place was nearly brok

As the old adage goes, time is what we want most but what we use worst. So how do we use it more eff

On this holiday week, we're rebroadcasting our most popular episode of 2017: Barbara Oakley, a pr

This year, Americans seem to be watching government processes closer than they have in the past. Eve

Art Markman is an expert on what makes people tick. The psychology professor at UT Austin has also b

What does it really mean to prepare students for a future in coding careers? Clive Thompson, a freel

For Terik Tidwell, teaching kids to code is not about algorithms or apps—it’s about economic mobilit

When all the stuffing, sauces, hams, turkeys, and pies are out of the oven, there is often a moment

It’s a pivotal time for artificial intelligence in higher education. More instructors are experiment

By the time John Deasy resigned his post as superintendent of the L.A. school district, he had becom