What happens when we forget?
Twelve states. One would think that in the United States, there would be mandatory education about the Holocaust. But currently, there are only 12 states that require it. Massachusetts is not one. According to a […]
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Taking ownership of our future
Truth be told, as an SGA senator, I may be a little biased toward a push for civics classes for high school students. However, my bias does not lessen the importance of the values civics […]
New child and family studies major launched this semester
FSU’s College of Education launched a new child and family studies major this fall 2018 semester, after approval by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education in fall 2017. Kelly Kolodny, education professor, and Valerie Hytholt, director […]
Student fee increases linked to union contracts
The portions of the 2014-17 union contracts unfunded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts account for 80 percent of student fee increases across the state university system, said Vincent Pedone, executive director of the Council of […]