Russian Scientist Faces Charges for Smuggling Frog Embryos into US
A Harvard scientist who has been held in US immigration detention for months was charged on Wednesday with smuggling frog embryos into the United States, and likely faces deportation. Kseniia Petrova, a Russian scientist...
The Betrayal of Young People: The Broken Promise of Degrees
So, it's that time of year again when the boomerang kids come home to roost. You know, those adult children who you thought would finally fly the nest but end up back in your...
Declining Revenue Trend Continues for English Universities
Universities in England have experienced a fall in income for the third year in a row, according to the higher education regulator, as it warned that declining international student numbers would translate into more...
Challenges Facing Universities in Red States: Attacks from DC and Home
Days after the University of Michigan president, Santa Ono, announced he was dipping out to lead the University of Florida, his name got quietly removed Wednesday from a letter signed by over 600 university...
Danish school producing top alt-pop stars: Uncover the secret!
Before she was getting DMs from Dua Lipa and minting K-pop hits, and long before yesterday’s surprise release of her sumptuous fourth album, Erika de Casier was a nervous student in her 20s debating...
John Urschel: NFL to MIT Transition and Passion for Math
John Urschel unlocks the blinds in his second-floor office at the mathematics department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Outside, Cambridge shines in all its springtime glory on a mid-April afternoon. His office screams...
Universities UK warns of worsening funding crisis due to student visa crackdown
New proposals to crack down on student visa applications in order to reduce asylum claims will make the financial crisis facing beleaguered UK universities “considerably worse”, the government has been told. Ahead of the...
Deaf Student Wins Legal Battle Against Fife Council
The slogan on Niamdh Braid’s powder-blue sweatshirt puts it plainly enough: “I define my own deaf identity.”“We’re in a world that’s built for hearing people,” says the 16-year-old from Glenrothes in Fife, “and we...
Attracting American Scientists: France & EU Incentives
France and the EU are like, really trying hard to get US-based scientists to come over because of Donald Trump’s whole crackdown on academia. They’re gonna make some big announcements with incentives for researchers...
Texas Passes Landmark School Voucher Law: A Victory for Conservatives
The Texas governor Greg Abbott on Saturday signed a law making more than 5 million students eligible to use state funds for private schools, a watershed moment in the conservative campaign to remake public...
Headteachers Union Sues Ofsted: Inspection Changes Challenged
So, like, headteachers are totally suing Ofsted, England’s schools watchdog, because they think the new inspection regime is even worse than before. The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) is all up in arms...
Send Provision Crisis Worsens in UK Schools
The crisis in special needs education, like, seems to be getting worse, you know? According to a survey, like, nine out of 10 school leaders are finding it harder to meet pupils’ needs than...
White House Investigates Chicago School Program for Black Students
So, like, the US Department of Education is all up in Chicago public schools' business now, investigating this whole program that's supposed to help Black students do better in school. They're saying it might...
Prevent Relationship Violence: Urgent Call for Schools in England & Wales
So, like, this thinktank is saying that schools need to have relationship violence prevention leaders, kinda like how they have mental health coordinators. Teachers are feeling super unprepared to deal with all the heavy...
Labour’s Plan to Recruit 6,500 More Teachers Poses Challenges
So, like, the government in England made this big promise to hire 6,500 more teachers by the end of their term, but it seems like they might have a hard time making it happen....
Boost School Success: 7 Ways to Support Student Growth
So, you're a fresh-out-of-college journalist, huh? Well, let's dive into this rewritten article full of grammatical errors and informal expressions.So, have you ever thought about becoming a governor at a school? It's a...
Starmer accuses Tories and Reform UK of voter deception
Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, has made some pretty bold claims recently. He's out there saying that both Conservative voters and Reform UK voters are being “conned” because neither party is being straight up...
English Schools Struggle with Funding for Free Infant Meals
So, like, apparently primary schools in England are gonna have to fork out their own cash to cover the cost of free school meals for infants, all because the government only increased funding by...
Legal Challenge Against Teaching Union’s New General Secretary
So, like, the NASUWT, which is like the second biggest teaching union in Britain, is like in a bit of a pickle right now. It's all because they appointed this dude named Matt Wrack...
Attracting Top Researchers: Norway’s Initiative to Draw Talent
Norway's all like, "Hey, come be a researcher here!" They got this 100m kroner fund to bring in international brainiacs, especially since Trump's like, "No more money for research!" The Norwegians, led by Jonas...
Integrating Real-World Connections Across Subjects
In the bustling world of education, the quest for relevance and practicality is an ongoing challenge faced by teachers and students alike. As a middle school teacher in South Carolina, I often find myself...
Executive Order Targets Closure of U.S. Department of Education
President Donald Trump has made a significant move by signing an executive order aimed at closing the U.S. Department of Education. This order instructs Education Secretary Linda McMahon to take steps to facilitate the...
Natural History GCSE Launch Confirmed by Department for Education
Teenagers across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland may soon have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of newts, bats, and jumping spiders with the anticipated launch of a GCSE in natural history....
Unleashing Powerful PLCs: Key Questions Answered
The next generation of professional learning communities (PLCs) is on the horizon, promising to enhance collaboration and inspire effective teaching. As seasoned educators and researchers, we have delved into the world of PLCs, exploring...
Why Recent STEM Grads Are Embracing the Right
Recent STEM grads are facing a unique dilemma as they navigate the post-graduation landscape. After years of hard work and dedication to their math degrees, many find themselves at a crossroads, deciding between pursuing...
Revolutionizing Education: New Teaching and Learning Era After Pandemic
The education landscape has undergone a significant transformation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. With schools closing and remote learning becoming the new norm, the role of technology in education has been pushed...
New Title: Former Ofsted Chief Warns Schools Bill Will Harm Education
A former chief inspector of Ofsted has ignited controversy with the government by expressing concerns that the proposed schools bill in England may have detrimental effects on education. Amanda Spielman, who led the schools...
Supporting Ukrainian Students Through Digital Learning
Infosys and Street Child Collaborate to Support Ukrainian StudentsIn a groundbreaking partnership, Infosys and Street Child have joined forces to address the educational challenges faced by children in crisis-affected areas of Ukraine. This collaboration...
Free Tuition at Harvard for Families Earning under $200k
Harvard University recently made headlines with a groundbreaking announcement that is set to change the landscape of higher education in the United States. As one of the most prestigious Ivy League schools in the...
Utilizing EdTech for Personalized Learning in Education
Meeting the diverse learning needs of students has always been a challenge for educators, who understand that each student learns differently and at their own pace. However, with the rise of educational technology, teachers...