Posts in Education
It Takes a Village

Nestled in Detroit’s historic Corktown neighborhood, Kintsugi Village is more than just a school—it’s a living, breathing ecosystem built on the idea that education should nourish the whole child. Set to open in October, the nonprofit early childhood center blends learning with art, food, nature, and community connection.

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A Family Affair

For one group of past, current, and future medical students at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, it’s definitely safe to say that the school is a family affair. Chaldean cousins Jackie, Julianne, and Jacob Thomas all officially begin attending OUWB as members of the Class of 2029 on Monday, August 18.

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Learning in the Digital Age

Artificial Intelligence (AI) no longer lives solely in the realm of science fiction. For those who grew up watching The Jetsons or Star Trek, today’s world might look a bit different than imagined—but it’s not far off. Robotic maids like Rosie Jetson aren’t available just yet, but robotic vacuums have been around for years.

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S.T.E.M., Art & Heart

Marian High School is getting a major glow-up. The all-girls Catholic prep school is set to launch a $7 million modernization beginning in spring 2025, part of a bold, two-phase initiative to reimagine its learning spaces and secure long-term sustainability for future generations.

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