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From declining enrollments to equity gaps and growing concerns about student belonging, the pressures on colleges and universities—especially those serving first-generation and regional student populations—are intense…

Thousands of Queensland teachers have downed pens and walked off the job without pay for the first time in 16 years.In Brisbane, members of the Queensland…

I recently coached a scholar through drafting a proposal for her second book. Her manuscript is almost complete, and our work together involved putting together a…

Ministers have been accused of undermining innovation in the north of England after five universities from the south-east were awarded £10m to hire overseas talent –…

We have a long history of working with Scott Jeffe during his time as the VP of research at RNL. Recently, Scott moved on from RNL…

Ministers in Scotland are facing intense criticism over a sluggish increase in exam passes by teenagers from deprived areas after repeated promises to greatly improve performance.Opposition…

We have become accustomed to generative artificial intelligence in the past couple of years. That will not go away, but increasingly, it will serve in support…

Money saved using schemes to avoid paying VAT on private school fees could be clawed back by the government, tax experts have said, after it was…

For months, I’ve been grappling with the current state of higher education, which seems to be increasingly defined by anxiety, uncertainty and fear. Our budgets are…

The Trump administration announced last week it was freezing federal grants for another prestigious research university. But this time, it wasn’t a private institution. It was…