The project, championed by TC’s Nathan Holbert, offers an updated approach to helping 6th through 12th grade students collaborate virtually on science, technology, engineering and math projects
In a discussion hosted by TC’s Black Education Research Collective, Chancellor Lester W. Young, Jr. and Chancellor David C. Banks discuss school policy for the future
A leading education scholar with a track-record of advancing diversity and justice, Knight-Manuel takes the TC playbook out west to DU’s Morgridge College of Education
Teachers College has named John Allegrante, Professor of Health Education, the Charles Irwin Lambert Professor of Health Studies & Applied Educational Psychology.
As we mark Financial Literacy month, we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Cowin Financial Literacy program, made possible by trustee, alumna and financial literacy advocate, Joyce B. Cowin
Lisa Miller, clinical psychologist and founder of SMBI, hosted the event, which included U.S.military leaders as keynote speakers on the benefits of spirituality in a call to action
In events hosted by TC’s Media and Social Change Lab during the week of April 11, the community is invited to learn about one of the most critical mediums of the 21st century
For a steadfast and visionary commitment to the public good that defines Teachers College itself, student Kayla Parr and alumnus Stephan Spilkowitz have been selected for the recognition in honor of TC Impact Day
In celebration and hope for the future, the Convocation ceremonies for the Class of 2022 reflected graduates’ determination to help build equity and justice in the next stages of life
Following the murder of 19 children and two adults in the Uvalde school shooting, TC’s Sonali Rajan and Louis Klarevas join colleague Charles Branas in a call for reforms with proven results
Fulfilling a promise made to graduates, Teachers College gathered the community for a once-in-a-lifetime Convocation to recognize our graduates in-person for their exceptional scholarship
Sociology & Education graduate Elijah Gardner (M.Ed. ’22) looks to fulfill a historic family promise to improving public education in Newark, New Jersey
In her interdisciplinary scholarship at TC, Huijie (Jasmine) Shi (M.A. ’22, Social-Organizational Psychology) is posed to begin her doctorate at Michigan State University
In Chalkbeat, TC’s Sarah Cohodes weighs in on the likely economic and educational fallout for women and children in states poised to reduce or eliminate abortion access
A special task force, student programs and more are among the planned strategies to prepare youth for participating in democracy following the settlement led by TC’s Michael Rebell
In solidarity with the LGBTQ community and in recognition of the continued work ahead for a more equitable world, here are six ways to listen, learn and celebrate during this special season of love and inclusivity
The new, state-of-the-art dance studios will expand and enhance teaching, learning and research capabilities at the institution where dance education was pioneered
The culmination of efforts led by TC’s Michael Rebell, the agreement in Cook v. McKee will create a civic education task force, including student plaintiffs, to help the state improve civic education
A new survey of Black voters from TC’s Black Education Research Center (BERC) provides critical context for ongoing efforts to implement one of the first PK-12 Black Studies curriculums in the country
Mentorship and additional academic opportunity can support long-term success for Black and Hispanic students in STEM, according to a new study from TC’s Sarah Cohodes
Adventuring to the recent United Nations’ meeting in Bali, TC doctoral student Joshua DeVincenzo combines his expertise in curriculum design to help address climate change
Talking about difficult issues with those who don’t agree with us can lead to better cooperation and prosperity long term, outlines TC conflict resolution expert Peter Coleman
From examining privatization to curriculum development in advanced university mathematics courses, the TC faculty take their research and teaching abroad
To help support and challenge educators at the start of the school year, we asked Teachers College faculty members to share their recommendations of thoughtful, anti-racist works to inspire you professionally and beyond
In honor of World Humanitarian Day, meet just some of the TC alumni who are furthering equity and social justice for underserved communities around the globe through intersectional work spanning education, health and psychology
Meet Zachary Gomes, who through the College’s Jaffe Peace Corps Fellows Program, is leveraging his unique background and skills to improve learning classroom experiences
In a new book, TC’s Marie Miville and colleagues examine enduring sexism and real-world strategies for success leveraged by women in science, technology, engineering and math
Diving into building pathways for success, providing social support and more, Bailey co-hosted the episode on the critical role of two-year colleges in the education landscape – and how leaders can best put their students on pathways for success
Joining our academic community with robust expertise and scholarship across disciplines in education and psychology, several new faculty members arrive at Teachers College this fall
Profoundly influenced by her own education at TC, music education scholar and TC alumna Cathy Benedict (Ed.D. ’04, M.Ed. ’96) returns to the College to pay it forward
Thinking about the next steps of your career? We asked experts from our community for their most critical pieces of advice for fulfilling, proactive professional growth – whether you’re a student or an alum
Growing up is hard enough, but a revitalized culture war poses additional challenges for queer kids. Here’s how teachers can make a difference every day.
Planned Parenthood exec and TC alumna April Avilés discusses the intersection of race and sex in women’s health — and how she found herself at the center of a key battleground
A policy advisor to Japan’s prime minister’s cabinet, TC alum Satoshi P. Watanabe is leveraging his scholarship to address the country’s income inequality and stagnant wages
The horrifying school shooting that killed 19 elementary school students and two teachers yielded one of the most energized calls for gun reform in our nation’s history. And evidence-based research can inform where we go from here.
Returning to Teachers College , the African Diaspora International Film Festival has documented a rich tapestry of Black experiences for three generations. Now, its founders (with TC ties) reflect on what they’ve learned, what’s changed and what hasn’t
Through her research of urban, Indigenous youth, postdoctoral fellow Rachel Talbert offers insight for educators to facilitate more honest, inclusive social studies curriculum
As this year comes to a close, we reflect on some of our most pivotal moments throughout 2022. From strides in educational equity to advocating for issues that mean the most, we invite you to explore just a few of many critical moments this year
As the first president of the Research Society for the Prevention of Firearm-Related Harms, TC’s Sonali Rajan will lead efforts to advance interdisciplinary work and strengthen the critical field
A new collaboration between TC faculty, students, and the Digital Futures Institute leverages the potential of immersive technology to spark new dreams for public school students in New York