More stories about Education

• Breaking Through the Language Barrier

  Going back to school to learn Spanish can pay big dividends in the field

• Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center

  Brooklyn, N.Y. / Weiss/Manfredi Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism

• NLHA Awards Education Scholarships

  Twenty-five students who reside in assisted-housing properties or receive voucher assistance were recently awarded scholarships funded by donations to the National Leased Housing Association (NLHA) Education Fund.

• Family Finalists

  BOWLING GREEN, KY.. Some low-income parents trying to further their post-secondary education and become self-sufficient have a new place to call home.

• Beantown Holds Steady

  GIVEN TODAY’S ECONOMY, things could be a lot worse in Boston.

• The Three Graces

  Cheryl English, Mary Beth Gotti, and Pam Horner connect some of the industry's largest manufacturers to the design community and beyond

• People + Projects + Products

• Waiting Game

  KEVIN LARAMIER IS THE director of student housing for Birmingham, Mich.-based brokerage firm Hendricks and Partners.

• The Pursuit of Passion

  There are no hard numbers on how many minority lighting designers are practicing, but one thing's for sure: the current number isn't enough

• HUD Pushes Childhood Education with HOPE VI

  For the first time, public housing authorities are being encouraged to incorporate early childhood education components into their HOPE VI projects.