Concorde Career Colleges: Answering the Call to Increase Representation in Healthcare

The U.S. faces a critical healthcare worker shortage, with 1.8 million job openings annually through 2032, driven by population growth, aging, and pandemic burnout. Increasing diversity in healthcare through targeted education can improve care quality and outcomes, particularly for minority groups.

Tips From the Public Policy Institute of California: Why College Is Worth the Price

The Public Policy Institute of California’s report highlights the financial challenges college students face but emphasizes the value of obtaining a degree for better job prospects and higher earnings. Researcher Marisol Cuellar Mejía offers advice on managing tuition and housing issues that often hinder students' progress in higher education.  

School Library June 2024

New Leaders in Education

Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites in Latin America

The most valuable examples of human civilization and natural beauty are inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List; many of these sites are located in Latin America (as described in previous H.O. issues). 

The Future of Liberal Arts and the Humanities

Liberal arts education, despite the misconception that it fosters political liberalism, is essential for developing critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and a well-rounded understanding of various disciplines. This education, which is rooted in ancient Greco-Roman traditions and is crucial for preparing individuals for diverse roles in society, should be integrated with STEM education to address future challenges and maintain our essence of humanity.