On November 6, the Kingdom of Morocco will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Green March (Al-Massira Al-Khadrae), a national milestone ...

DOOGEE's U Series evolves boldly with the U12, U13— a trio that builds on the U11 line's big-screen heritage, now supercharged by three core upgrades: sharper ultra-clear displays, larger all-day ...

Carl Beyer fell in love with movies working the projectors in a Powell movie theater and became a Hollywood producer. Now ...

Union leaders are calling on the Scottish Government to take action after revealing there has been a massive rise in assaults ...

This month’s streaming picks include a 90s “filmic time capsule”, some tense US political drama (refreshingly set in a non-Trumpian America), and the harrowing real-life story of child sex abuse at a ...

Record View says there need to be consequences, such as suspension or expulsion, for pupils who attack staff members.

To understand how countries interact, it is useful to draw an analogy to a classroom simulation I use in my courses ... The newest adaptation of Robin Hood returns to the small screen with Robin Hood, ...

Children attending the centers in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama and Oklahoma recently came home with fliers ...

This Japanese jazz bar is one of those rare Midtown spots that makes you forget you’re half a mile from Auntie Anne’s in Penn ...

A new state law has complicated efforts to expand access to reading materials and get books into the hands of students at ...

We need thoughtful commentary on tech’s implications for learning. John McWhorter’s shrug of an Atlantic essay was anything but.

That someone is Calgary cookbook author and food writer Julie Van Rosendaal. If you don’t know her, she’s the creator behind Dinner With Julie, the author of ...