Education
Dalhousie University Campuses Closed Amid Nova Scotia’s Major Winter Storm
Dalhousie University’s Halifax and Truro campuses, along with numerous other educational institutions across Nova Scotia, have closed due to a powerful winter storm bringing heavy snow, icy roads, and widespread power outages to the region.
Southeast Michigan Schools Close January 15 Amid Heavy Snowfall; India Also Sees Closures
Hundreds of schools and educational institutions across Southeast Michigan have announced closures for Thursday, January 15, 2026, due to significant snowfall. Meanwhile, schools in several Indian regions were also closed on January 14 for festivals and extended winter breaks.
Missouri’s Education Overhaul: Historic Funding & Innovative Reforms Transform Public Schools
Discover how Missouri’s public education system achieved significant milestones in 2025, from record funding and improved school performance to innovative assessment programs and a pioneering statewide educator job board, setting a strong foundation for 2026.
ACCA Ends Remote Exams Amid AI Cheating Surge: What Candidates Need to Know in 2025
The ACCA will discontinue remote exams starting March 2026, responding to an unprecedented wave of AI-powered cheating. This landmark decision reshapes professional accounting certification, challenging students and firms to adapt to stricter, in-person assessment standards.
New Madinah College Faces Closure Over Principal’s Anti-Zionist Remarks: What’s at Stake?
New Madinah College in NSW is at risk of closure following an 11-month investigation into principal Sheikh Abdulghani Albaf’s social media posts about Zionism and Israel. Authorities have given the school 28 days to prove the principal meets ‘fit and…
VOMA Organization Releases Annual Report Highlighting Community Impact in Armenia
Discover VOMA’s annual report detailing their community training efforts and resilience initiatives in Armenia, showcasing their commitment to a stronger homeland in 2025.
Unmasking the Fake University: The Case of North West International University in Armenia
Discover the truth behind the alleged North West International University in Armenia, as investigations reveal it to be a fraudulent operation led by Mohammadali Morshedi.
Alice Sullivan’s Bristol Lecture Sparks Free Speech Legal Battle
Professor Alice Sullivan is threatening legal action against the University of Bristol after her gender-critical lecture was disrupted by protests, igniting a high-profile debate about academic freedom and free speech in UK universities.
Penn College Board Names Interim VP, Advances Airport Road Project
The Pennsylvania College of Technology Board has appointed Kyle Smith as interim VP of College Relations and approved a pivotal road easement to improve access to the Lumley Aviation Center, signaling strategic developments for campus and community.
NSW HSC School Rankings 2025: North Sydney Boys Leads, Regional Students Shine
North Sydney Boys High School claimed the top spot in the 2025 NSW HSC school rankings, while regional students celebrated standout achievements, highlighting a year marked by both metropolitan dominance and rural resilience.
Coursera-Udemy $2.5B Merger: How AI Is Transforming Global Online Learning
Coursera and Udemy, two leaders in online education, are merging in a $2.5 billion deal to create an AI-powered platform set to redefine skills training for millions worldwide.
Transportation Expenses for Students and Teachers: An Important Support Initiative in Armenia
The new program reimburses transportation expenses for teachers and students in Armenia, enhancing access to education in public schools.
ATAR Results 2025: NSW Students Reflect on Milestones, Triumphs and Next Steps
The release of the 2025 ATAR results in New South Wales marks not just academic achievement, but a celebration of perseverance, growth, and the diverse definitions of success among Year 12 students.















