Charles Richardson+FollowStudent loan shock: $70K debt, no warningImagine finding out you owe $70,000 in student loans—loans you never agreed to. That’s what happened to Bill, who discovered his dad secretly took out a massive loan in his name. The worst part? Bill only learned the truth when his uncle, a co-signer, reached out. Now, he’s left managing payments on a debt he never signed up for, missing out on chances to pay it down during the pandemic. This kind of financial betrayal raises big questions: Should parents be held responsible for loans they take out for their kids? How can you protect yourself from hidden debt? #Education #StudentLoans #DebtAwareness31Share
Julie Alexander+FollowAnna Kendrick’s College FOMO Was RealAnna Kendrick just got super real about skipping college for Hollywood. She felt like the odd one out (her dad’s a teacher!) and was totally jealous of her friends’ college adventures. But plot twist: when her friends started stressing about their futures, Anna realized how lucky she was to already know her dream. Sometimes the “black sheep” path pays off big time! #Education #AnnaKendrick #CollegeLife00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowHow Terry’s MIS head is shaping future leadersJerry Kane, now leading Terry College’s Management Information Systems department, just received a top honor from the Association for Information Systems for his career-long impact on research, teaching, and service. What stands out is Kane’s focus on preparing students not just for today’s tech-driven business world, but for the rapid changes ahead. He’s all about helping students build digital fluency and adaptability, so they’re ready to lead companies through whatever tech disruptions come next. It’s a big win for Terry and a reminder of how crucial it is to stay ahead of the curve. What skills do you think are most important for future business leaders? #Education #College #TerryCollege00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowPanthers go perfect in clutch to seal winBloomington South’s boys basketball team put on a clinic in the fourth quarter, hitting every single shot they took—both from the field and the free throw line—to pull away from Martinsville for a 68–56 victory. Jack Clark’s hot hand and Max Surdam’s ice-cold free throws made the difference, but what really stood out was the team’s composure under pressure. Even with Martinsville’s Grady Gardner pouring in 31 points, South’s balanced attack and flawless finish stole the show. How often do you see a team go perfect in crunch time? Let’s talk about what makes a squad thrive when the game’s on the line! #Education #K12 #BloomingtonSouth00Share
Michael Petty+FollowCentral Texas schools shut down for icy roadsFreezing temps have turned Central Texas roads into ice rinks, forcing dozens of schools and universities—including UT Austin, Texas State, and most area ISDs—to close or go remote on Monday. This means no classes, events, or even buses for thousands of students and staff. For families, it’s a sudden shift to at-home routines and scrambling for childcare. With more updates expected Monday afternoon, everyone’s left wondering: How will this winter weather shake up the rest of the week? Share how these closures are affecting your plans or community! #Education #CentralTexas #SchoolClosures00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowChampaign schools close as winter storm hitsSnow and ice have brought Champaign County to a standstill—schools across the area are switching to e-learning or closing entirely for Monday, January 26. Districts like Champaign Unit 4, Urbana 116, and more are moving classes online, while others like Fisher and Parkland College are shutting their doors. With roads dangerously slick and wind chills dropping, all after-school activities are off, too. If you’re a parent or student, check your school’s e-learning plan and stay tuned for updates. How are you handling the sudden shift? Let’s share tips for keeping kids engaged and safe at home! #Education #Champaign #SchoolClosings00Share
hnguyen+FollowDurham schools shut down by ice stormFreezing rain and slick roads have brought Durham Public Schools to a standstill this Monday. With safety top of mind, the district made the call to cancel all classes as icy conditions sweep across North Carolina. For families, this means a sudden day off, but also a scramble to adjust plans and keep kids busy indoors. How are you handling the unexpected closure? Share your tips for staying safe and sane during this icy weather! #Education #DurhamNC #IceStorm10Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowShocking hazing claims rock UGA’s Kappa SigmaUGA’s Kappa Sigma fraternity is under fire after disturbing hazing allegations surfaced, including reports of pledges being forced to bob for pickles in urine and vomit, crawl through oil, and drink dangerous amounts of milk and alcohol. One student reportedly got so sick he needed medical attention three times in a week. The investigation even uncovered messages urging pledges to “deny, deny, deny” when questioned. This raises big questions about campus safety and the culture of Greek life at UGA. How should universities handle hazing, and what needs to change to protect students? #Education #College #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUGA’s delayed start: What you need to knowClasses at UGA won’t kick off until 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, giving everyone a little extra time as conditions improve. Dining halls open at 9:30 a.m., and campus buses start rolling at 12:15 p.m. If you’re a student or staff member worried about getting to campus safely, reach out to your professor or supervisor—flexibility is encouraged. No online classes before the afternoon, and instructors will make sure you don’t miss out on any material. How are you planning to adjust your day with this new schedule? #Education #College #UGA00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowTeens Spill on School Cellphone BansCellphone bans at school are getting stricter, but most teens aren’t loving the all-day, “bell-to-bell” rules. New research shows 68% of students are cool with putting phones away during class, but only 8% want them banned all day. Some students say the ban helps them be more present IRL, but nearly half think the rules are just too much. Would you survive a school day without your phone? #Education #CellphoneBan #SchoolLife12Share
