Detroit Public Television Gets Grant for Early Childhood Programming
Detroit Public Television Detroit Public Television is expanding its early childhood programming. DPTV was one of 11 PBS stations across...
Buzz Aldrin Says Humans Should Go to Mars
A man who walked on the moon says he hopes humans will walk on Mars, and even live there someday....
Ford Partnering with Steven Spielberg-Founded Shoah Foundation
Filmmaker Steven Spielberg is partnering with Ford Motor Company to integrate testimonies from genocide survivors into the curriculum in Detroit...
Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) Serves as Backbone to School Districts
Schools are back in session and Wayne County districts once again face curriculum concerns and financial problems of the past. Superintendent...
InsideOut Celebrates 20 Years with New Book
Founder of InsideOut Terry Blackhawk and Senior Writer Peter Markus talk with Stephen Henderson about the organization's 20th anniversary and the...
Obama Touts Job Training, Free Tuition at Macomb Community College
Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET President Obama is pledging hundreds of millions of dollars to increase apprenticeship programs as a way to develop...
06. The End of Self-Doubt
Meet Jeremy He's probably one of the world's most likeable and spirited teachers. But after five years in the field,...
‘Participation Trophies’: Coddling or Good Parenting?
Are we coddling our kids with "participation trophies"? Or do they serve a legitimate purpose in raising kids self esteem?...
Can an ‘Individuzlized Learning’ Approach Make a Difference in Detroit Public Schools?
It's no secret that Detroit Public Schools have been in disarray for years. Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson asks founder and CEO of...
Concussions and Consequences
It's fall and that means football. But as the iconic American sport begins another season, Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson...
Meet Robert Livernois, Superintendent of Warren Consolidated Schools
Superintendent of Warren Consolidated Schools Robert Livernois discusses issues with school funding, new programs, and student enrollment for the upcoming school year on...
EMU Receives $1.8 Million for Veterans, Low-Income Students
$1.8 million in federal grant money will benefit students at Eastern Michigan University. Low-income, first-generation freshman students and military veterans will...
