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The COVID-19 pandemic is ‘over’ — and the GI Bill needs to adapt
About 900,000 veterans and members of the military-affiliated community use the VA’s educational benefits annually to attend school.
By Colin Andersen
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DoD schools worldwide navigate the pandemic with mostly open classrooms, low infection rates
Less than 1 percent of DoDEA students got COVID during the 2020-2021 school year, despite largely remaining open for in-person instruction.
By Karen Jowers
Naval Academy to hold mix of in-person and online learning
The U.S. Naval Academy is bringing students back to Annapolis, Maryland, for the fall semester with a mix on in-person and online learning.
Bill would create commemorative coin in support of National WWII Memorial
A bill has been introduced to help fund maintenance, educational programs, and commemorations at the National World War II Memorial.
By Zach England
Military service academies plan for students’ return in fall
The U.S. Naval Academy is planning to have its 4,400 midshipmen return to campus in Annapolis, Maryland, for the fall, after students completed the last semester with online learning from their homes around the nation due to the coronavirus, academy officials said Monday.
A culture of learning: Why the Marine Corps is promoting education, training in its new doctrine
The service is aiming to promote education, training, and continued learning among Marines so they become students of their profession.
By Diana Stancy
This is the Navy’s plan for launching its new community college
A pilot program is set for January 2021, while full-scale operations are planned by 2023.
By John R. Kroger
VA doctors are using artificial intelligence to diagnose cancer
“The potential of these technologies to improve health care delivery to veteran patients seems to be limited only by the imagination of the user.”
By Jon Simkins
What you don’t know about the Navy’s plans for a community college
How you'll be able to get a degree on the Navy's dime.
By Mark D. Faram
Meet the admiral who leads from a wheelchair
Rear Adm. Kyle Cozad won't give up this fight.
By Mark D. Faram
The Navy’s new way to train students starts today
It’s all part of what the Navy terms “Ready Relevant Learning,” a series of reforms designed to overhaul how personnel are trained throughout their careers.
By Mark D. Faram
Why SECNAV is launching Naval University
The Pentagon hopes to combine the education efforts for both enlisted and officer personnel under a single Department of the Navy university that’s accredited to grant diplomas, from associate degrees up to advanced post-graduate work.
By Mark D. Faram