Education
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Former Cornell Student Sues University and Frat Members Over Alleged Assault
A former Cornell student filed a lawsuit alleging she was drugged and raped by seven fraternity members, sparking scrutiny over campus discipline.
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Missouri Urged to Prioritize Strategy Over Speed in Education Commissioner Search
As Missouri faces major policy shifts in school funding and grading, experts argue the state should prioritize a deliberate search over a rushed appointment.
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Report: Turning Point USA Ignored Security Warnings Before Charlie Kirk Assassination
An independent review finds Turning Point USA dismissed Utah Valley University’s security concerns and venue change requests prior to Charlie Kirk’s 2025 killing.
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Academic Backlash Follows Newcastle University’s Appointment of Anant Ambani
Newcastle University faces criticism from academics and conservationists after naming Indian businessman Anant Ambani as a Professor of Practice in Sustainability.
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U.S. Student Aid Application Opens Record-Early in Test of System Reliability
Launched on a record-early Sept. 23, the new 2027-28 FAFSA introduces real-time Pell Grant eligibility estimates to prevent the technical delays of prior years.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board Faces Leadership Crisis Amid Criminal Probe
Charlotte school board members are moving to remove Chair Stephanie Sneed following extortion allegations linked to a state criminal investigation into CMS.
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Carleton College Eliminates Student Loans from Financial Aid Packages
Carleton College will replace student loans with grants and scholarships for all students, funded by an $80 million donation initiative.
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David Brooks Partners With Yale to Confront the Age of Optimization
David Brooks and Yale launched “The Permanent Questions,” a weekly video podcast exploring existential human purpose as a humanist response to the age of AI.
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Federal Investigators Confirm Data Compromise in Springfield Public Schools Cyberattack
Federal law enforcement notified Massachusetts’ second-largest school district that recent cyber disruptions exposed employee and student information.
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Historic Ruthin School listed for £5 million following sudden closure
One of the UK’s oldest schools, the 742-year-old Ruthin School in Wales, is on the market for £5 million following its sudden collapse in July.
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Knox County Public Schools Face Enrollment Challenges Amid Demographic Shifts
Knox County public schools report an 8.3% enrollment drop over the last decade, driven by lower birth rates, expanded school choice, and shifting demographics.
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New York City Restricts Generative AI in Elementary and Middle Schools Ahead of Academic Year
New York City has announced a one-year moratorium on generative AI tools in public elementary and middle schools, sparking intense debate on data privacy.
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The Hidden Competition: Why Your Biggest College Admissions Rival Is a Classmate
For students aiming for competitive colleges, the primary competition isn’t national, but local, as institutions limit admissions from individual high schools.
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Educators Honored: Reflecting on the Significance of Teachers’ Day 2026
As Teachers’ Day 2026 is marked, communities globally reflect on the enduring influence of educators in shaping intellectual growth and societal values.
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Independent Probe Initiated by Cambridge University Following Jason Arday’s Death
Cambridge University has initiated an independent review to evaluate its support for Professor Jason Arday prior to his death in August.