Browsing: Education

Pressure is mounting on ministers to intervene on behalf of 40 students in Gaza who have been offered full scholarships to study at UK universities, but…

Columbia University expelled and suspended multiple students for participating in allegedly disruptive protest activity in spring 2024 and earlier this year it announced on Tuesday. Officials…

After several decades of writing books and blogs about the culture wars, academic freedom and campus free expression, I’ve started this column to illuminate some of…

Just when we thought the US supreme court couldn’t sink any lower in bowing and scraping to Donald Trump, it issued a shocking order last week…

The latest Inside Higher Ed/Hanover Research Survey of College and University Chief Business Officers, released today, reveals concerns about near-term uncertainty and financial sustainability—buoyed by confidence…

Chinese authorities have arrested six people and launched disciplinary investigations into almost 30 others after more than 230 kindergarten children were poisoned by food coloured with…

Like many elements of a college student’s life, sports and physical activities are tied to trends. In the early 2000s, young adults led the way in…

Miscarriage leave policies are a blind spot on many college campuses, one that urgently needs to be addressed. For me, losing my unborn child to miscarriage…

Before the Department of Education laid off half its staff in March, college financial aid officers on the west coast could typically help a student track…

Parents’ evening. Two words that many parents assume are a source of dread for teachers. But most will tell you this is a misconception. Why? Because…