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Alex Sanz / AP Computer Scientists Make the Case Against an Expensive New Voting System
Georgia is preparing to spend $150 million on election technology. Experts worry it will be a security nightmare.
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Eliana Aponte / Reuters Colombia’s Long Push to Bring ‘Loaned’ Fossils Home
Latin American countries have larger capacities than ever to house locally discovered specimens, but many are still held abroad.
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Jesse Pratt Lopez The Separate, Unequal Education of Students With Special Needs
Georgia’s system to teach children with disabilities falls vastly short of its promise.
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Jesse Pratt / The Hechinger Report Why Colleges in Appalachia Are Recruiting Latinos
Small liberal-arts schools and low-income Hispanic students suddenly have a common interest.
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Butch Dill / AP Poor and Uneducated: The South's Cycle of Failing Higher Education
Colleges in the region are disproportionately losing funding and students.
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Jonathan Alcorn/Reuters 'We Are Creating Walmarts of Higher Education'
As colleges feel pressure to graduate more students for less money, professors worry that the value of an education may be diminished.
