According to a survey done by University of Texas-Arlington, 95% of science professors at public or private Texas universities do not believe weaknesses in the theory of evolution should be mandatory teaching at public schools. Why? Good question! Most...

Funding for education is usually the first thing to get the shaft from the U.S. government, so a lot of responsibility gets handed to parents and individual teachers. In the case of a few schools in the Dallas, Texas...

Williamsburg, Brooklyn is home to a lot of hipsters and then some other people that deliver their pizzas and vegan Thai food. LATE. And, like, all these white parents kind of don’t want their little McKenzie Siennas going to...

Schools in southern Texas California have taken to hiring photographers to photograph children as they cross the border on their commute to school. Smile! You’ve been expelled: The policy began when Calexico, Calif., school officials hired a photographer to...

Not only does Colombian singer Shakira have the ability to contort her hips in such a way as to rip a role in the space-time continuum, she also works as a UNICEF ambassador. Way to use your shimmying for...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has named Cuba as the only Latin American or Caribbean country that complies with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of Education for Everybody. Well Oh My Gravy (OMG)!: The educational...

Yesterday we caught a glimpse of Tyra Banks’ hypnotic show devoted exclusively to the vagina. The show, titled “What’s Up Down There?”, had several doctors and experts chew the fat, if you will, on all topics vaginal. Nothing, however,...

An Op-Ed article in the New York Times this morning informs us that the Census Bureau found the percentage of people living in poverty has fallen since 2005. A closer look reveals that Hispanics are uncannily one of the...

Ten Latinos were chosen across the U.S. this week for their essays about the importance of a good education. DeVry University’s “Mi Gente Con Mente” national essay contest, gave the winners a $1,000. Good luck even buying your textbooks...

Do we have to even go there and say it ain’t their fault? An annual, independent survey of 3 million people sanctioned by the Census Bureau shows that the number of immigrants in the U.S. reached an all-time high...

It seems SAT scores for the high school class of 2007 are the lowest in 8 years and the College Board says its cuz “a more diverse pool of students is taking the exam.” Hmmmm, what could that mean?...