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Denmark’s world-leading success in commercializing research should not be written off as a one-off confined to the country’s booming weight loss drug industry, a Nobel-winning scientist…

What’s fact, what’s fiction? Will we know?Sumaiya Motara Freelance journalist based in Preston, where she works in broadcasting and local democracy reportingAn older family member recently…

For Chianti Grantham, her vocation in life crystallized the moment she started teaching. “The first time I stepped foot in a classroom, I knew that that’s what I was…

These days, most faculty members are tired, sad and as anxious as our tired, sad students. We spend time doing things that aren’t what our advisers…

This year, A-level results in England reached a record high outside the pandemic era, However, the stark regional divide between London and the rest of the…

On a recent vacation in the southwest portion of Ireland, as I was slogging away, trying to get the bicycle I was peddling up a reasonably daunting hill,…

Students in England gained record levels of top grades in this year’s A-level exams, driven by young men producing their strongest performances outside the pandemic years.Ofqual,…

A couple of years ago, I got into a heated argument with a white male lab mate about whether racial and gender inequities still existed in…

More than 120 education scholars have condemned the cancellation of an entire issue of an academic journal dedicated to Palestine by a Harvard University publisher as…

A class action suit led by researchers in the University of California system spurred the ruling. Photo illustration by Justin Morrison/Inside Higher Ed | Genaro Molina/Los…