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The Marshall Scholarships program was established by an act of the British Parliament and is a national gesture of thanks to the American people for aid received under the Marshall Plan, the U.S.-financed program that led to the reconstruction of Europe after World War II. The scholarships provide funds for up to two years of study at a British university, and include money for travel, living expenses, and books.
High school senior, Arianna Alexander, was accepted into 26 schools, 8 ivy leagues, and awarded $3M in scholarship money.
Education leaders talk the importance of keeping students engaged through innovative learning.
Kennesaw State deactivating its Black Studies program has sparked concern among students and advocacy groups.
A look at the one-year anniversary of Barack Obama as President of the United States. Panelist include Charles Ogletree, professor, Harvard Law School; Dr. Julianne Malveaux, president, Bennett College for...
