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What I Wish I Knew As a New Teacher

Insights, advice and words of wisdom from fellow educators in honor of the back-to-school season

First Gen Grad Establishes Endowed Scholarship to Give Others Access to TC

Education leader and entrepreneur Cynthia Colón (M.A. ’96) reflects on being the first in her family to attend college—and how she is forging a path for future TC students

These 2024 TC Education Grads Are Uplifting Their Communities

Meet a handful of standout education graduates who are creating room for diverse voices through their scholarship

Why TC’s Busy Noah Drezner Has Time for More

With many roles, but even more vision, Drezner discusses what drives his multifaceted work across research and admin

What You May Have Missed at This Year's AERA Conference

Teachers College faculty and alumni highlights from education’s biggest academic gathering

Opinion: Teaching Is In Crisis: Graduate Schools Of Education Can Help

In Forbes, President Thomas Bailey discusses challenges to the teaching profession and ways that graduate education schools can help provide a map for the future

Studying While Black During the Jim Crow Era

A look back on how northern schools like Teachers College welcomed Black graduate students blocked from attending schools in the segregationist South

President Thomas Bailey Explores Essential Elements to Support Community College Students on EdUp Experience Podcast

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

STEM Success in Higher Ed Strengthened With Summer Programs, Study Finds

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

Teachers College Names Professor of Education Celia Oyler Vice Dean for Teacher Education

Friday, March 25, 2022

Opinion: Bailey and Jenkins Make the Case for Expanding CUNY Dual Enrollment Program

How Congress Can Support Community College Students

In a recent op-ed in The Washington Post, President Thomas Bailey and Thomas Brock, Director of the Community College Research Center, outline why modest federal investment would go a long way toward helping community college students to complete their studies and enter the workforce