<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/human-development-culture-media/news/hip-hop-as-an-teaching-tool.html" dsn="news"><teaser-title>A Hip Hop Inspired Education
 </teaser-title><teaser-description>Urban Education Through the Context of Hip-Hop, otherwise known as 'Hip-Hop Ed,' has become a must-take class for students at Seton Hall.</teaser-description><pubDate>03/22/2021</pubDate><title>A Hip Hop Inspired Education
 </title><description>Urban Education Through the Context of Hip-Hop, otherwise known as 'Hip-Hop Ed,' has become a must-take class for students at Seton Hall.</description><author>Brian Reilly</author><author-title/><image><img alt="James Lopez sitting on a desk and smilingCamila Camacho-Tenreiro smiling" src="/images/camila_camacho-tenreiro320x180.jpeg"/></image><category>Arts and Culture,Education</category><department>College of Human Development Culture and Media</department><relationships>College of Education and Human Services</relationships><shortnames>edmundadjapong</shortnames></item>