Our next panel on Art, Tech, & Sustainability will feature Reporting Fellows Christian Thomas, John Bateman, Brittany Klintworth, and Abigale Kreinheder. Stay tuned to hear more about these Fellows and their stories at #PulitzerWeekend23! https://t.co/2MwRx9r43C
@_HamptonU 2023 @saic_news Reporting Fellow John W. Bateman (@johnwbateman) will focus his project on how Mississippi has funded arts for new and diverse artists. #PulitzerWeekend23 https://t.co/4yA0V5RGOj
What lack of critical thinking does it take for a school board to have this clause? And the irony that lawyers-whose education is rooted in critical thinking-would let this fly...
A teacher in South Carolina was reported by her students for teaching Ta-Nehisi Coates’s “Between the World and Me.”
The students explained that the book made them ashamed to be White, violating a clause forbidding teachers from making students “feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress” on race
https://t.co/oGb7UQLLrk
We’re excited to welcome our 2023 Reporting Fellows who will be reporting on art and technology.
These projects will cover everything from AI to artistic traditions.
👉https://t.co/hNMnHgIA8K
SAIC: Where a Credit Hour Costs More Than an Ounce of Gold
The tuition increase has forced some students to wonder whether their needs matter.
By @johnwbateman
https://t.co/kh76lDLotu