Category: Education

In America, Nigerians' education pursuit is above rest Whether driven by immigration or family, data show more earn degrees For Woodlands resident David Olowokere, one of Nigeria's sons, having a...

In the past 50 years, college graduation rates in developed countries have increased nearly 200%, according to Education at a Glance 2011, a recently published report by the Organisation for...

ABOUT 6297 graduates were awarded first degree certificates by the Anambra State University, (ANSU), Uli, at the third convocation of the institution held at the main campus, Uli, over the...

Stanley Uys reviews Greg Mills's outstanding new book 'Why Africa is Poor' Greg Mills is nothing if not forthright. The first sentence of the introduction to his book reads: "The...

“There is in all things … a hidden wholeness.”Thomas Merton, the Trappist monk and mystic who wrote these words, was speaking of the human world as well as the world...

Immigrants won a major victory in January when a District Court judge ruled that the US government may not deport Somalis. The decision dealt a setback to Bush administration policies...

-Grow enough grain for one loaf of bread -- and make and eat the loaf -Answer ALL the questions of a 3 year old for a week -Spend a day...

How can an inner decision to live and work with integrity spark a social movement?Parker J. Palmer is a writer, teacher, and activist who speaks and leads workshops on education,...

Some prominent indigenes of Yorubaland who are not comfortable with the poor state of education in the geo-political zone have formed a steering committee for mobilizing (more…)

Speech for the African Students’ Convention held at Mary ‘Yek Hall Sarawak on January 8th 2005.Title: Issues related to globalization and the internationalization of education – building your personal capacity...