Browsing: Education

One of the messages the education secretary was keen to get across during her media round on A-level results was the government’s commitment to tackling the…

The University of Chicago’s Arts and Humanities Division is reducing how many new Ph.D. students it admits for the 2026–27 academic year across about half of…

A Chinese economist once asked me to explain British universities. “Why do you take your young,” he said, “at their most creative age, lock them in…

Dear Presidents, Chancellors and OTHER Temporary Custodians of My Properties: Greetings from the Family—I mean, the Administration. You’ve been running a nice little operation there: world-class…

A federal judge on Thursday struck down two Trump administration actions aimed at eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion programs at the nation’s schools and universities.In her…

By now, the memo from the attorney general’s office outlining the administration’s interpretation of civil rights laws as they apply to higher education has made the…

Ministers have vowed to tackle England’s “entrenched” educational gaps that are leaving some regions and groups trailing far behind their peers and closing off options such…

In rural parts of the U.S., 36 percent of jobs that pay enough for an individual to be self-sufficient require at least a bachelor’s degree, yet only…

Eva Baker, 18, was racked with nerves in the days running up to Thursday – when sixth-form students throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their…

The Department of Justice said Tuesday that George Washington University was “deliberately indifferent” toward Jewish students and faculty who said they faced antisemitic harassment and had…