Michigan Science Center Welcomes New ‘Level Up’ Exhibit
Are you or your kids into gaming? Turn your fun hobby into a valuable educational experience at the Michigan Science Center’s newest exhibit, Level...
Rising Stars Academy Helps Young Adults With Disabilities Achieve Their Highest Potential
The Center Line postsecondary charter school provides hands-on career prep for students between 18 and 26
Michigan’s Legal World is Still Dominated by White Men. Here’s Why Diversity Matters.
The brochures and websites of the state's law schools — where most Michigan attorneys get their start — boast a diverse array of students smiling back at you. But the reality is far from picture perfect.
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Parents’ Guide to College
Parents should guide, encourage and offer positive support in helping their child make this important decision
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Five “Subjects” Parents Need to Take
Five “subjects” parents need to take when helping their son or daughter choose the best college or university for their interests, goals, and personality.
Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design Kicks Off a New Era
An Oregon footwear design school merges with a defunct Detroit business college to create a new and historic HBCU
Book Review: ‘Thinking: A Memoir’ By Richard E. Nisbett
A memoir by one of U-M’s most celebrated observers of human nature reveals too little about what makes him tick
If School Shootings Are So Routine, Why Did Oxford Linger in the National News?
An 'Hour Detroit' contributor shares her view from the front lines
Some Kids Have Lost More Than Others During the Pandemic
Students with disabilities didn’t get needed support during remote learning. How can schools make that up?
Essay: A Critical Race Theory Expert on How Something Benign Became Toxic
Michigan State University's Dr. Dorinda J. Carter Andrews writes about the current hysteria over the concept
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A Parent’s “Course” to Helping Their Student Find the Right College
There really are no rights or wrongs for parents who want to help their child choose a college, because every student is different in so many ways — their dreams, their goals, their skill set, their comfort level, and so many other things.
Editor’s Letter: Back to School, Closer to Normal
Editor Dan Caccavaro on the March issue of 'Hour Detroit'
Education Post-COVID – A Generational Rescue Mission
With the average student expected to lose up to nine months of education by the end of the 2020-21 school year, how do we get back on track?
A New Picture Book Set in Detroit Helps Children Understand COVID-19 Safety
‘How My School Fights a Virus’ shares kid-friendly tips on returning to school
Michigan’s First Transgender Teacher of the Year on Being the Educator He Needed
Owen Bondono says his classroom is a "safe environment where students can be themselves”
Former Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings on the GOP and Pandemic Schooling
The Ann Arbor native sees "no risk-free way" to get kids back to school
How Metro Detroit Teachers Are Handling Returning To School During the Pandemic
For both veteran and rookie teachers, COVID-19 means a fall fraught with difficult decisions
GM’s New YouTube Summer School Series Aims to STEM Boredom
Electric car charging, electric car motors, and autonomous vehicle sensors are some of the topics the series explores
Social Tykes to Be a Hub for Overextended Parents and Their Little Ones
The play space is expected to open in Corktown this summer
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Student-Centered Outlook
There’s so much buzz around selecting a college nowadays that America has made a holiday of sorts out of it. Depending on who you...
