Why Micro-Internships Will Be the Next Big Thing

Micro-internships allow students to work remotely on short-term projects. They benefit companies that want to access a wider pool of talent, and a diverse array of skills, to strengthen their teams.

Airbnb Helps Refugees Find Housing & Community in Ecuador

When Daniela arrived as a refugee in Ecuador with her husband and young son, they faced difficulty and uncertainty. Thanks to HIAS, Airbnb, and local hosts who open up their homes to refugees, she...

A homeless 8-year-old, who learned to play a year ago, is now a New York chess champion | CNN

Tanitoluwa (Tani) Adewumi, a third grader at P.S. 116 in New York, has won the New York State Scholastic Primary Championship in his age bracket.

Nonprofit Founded by Local High Schoolers Teaches Computer Coding to Homeless Youth - Irvine Weekly

“Open Sesame,” the immortal words of Ali Baba, is a phrase frequently used to represent the secret code to open any door. In Irvine, two high schoolers have taken this common phrase to represent...

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LeBron James’ new school for at-risk kids features food pantries and free bikes

LeBron James returned to Ohio this week—but not to play for his former team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Illinois district plans to launch high school CEO program

Programs that prepare students for the workforce and connect them to local businesses are gaining popularity.

Subaru to offer applied sciences associate degree

Amid a shortage of auto mechanics, carmakers nationwide are shifting tactics and partnering with colleges to build a pipeline for skilled workers.