Education
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Financial Crisis Forces MUNSU to Weigh Future of Campus Radio
Memorial University’s Students’ Union faces a $300,000 deficit, leading to an emergency April 1 meeting to decide the future of the 50-year-old campus radio station, CHMR.
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Duke Tuition Hits $96k Amid Internal Legal, Athletic Shifts
Duke University raises undergraduate tuition above $96,000 amid ongoing legal issues and leadership changes in its athletics department.
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Teens Seek College Alternatives Amid Rising Costs and AI Threats
With college costs soaring and AI impacting white-collar jobs, teens are increasingly exploring vocational paths and apprenticeships for stable careers.
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SPPU Results and Startup Olympiad 2026 Drive Pune Innovation
Savitribai Phule Pune University concludes its 2026 Startup Olympiad while finalizing Winter 2025 results, marking a dual focus on academic progression and entrepreneurship.
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UCD Professor Faces 148 Charges Over Student Data Hacking
Dr. Stephen Davis of UCD’s School of Archaeology has been charged with 148 offenses, including harassment and unauthorized computer access, following a major cybercrime investigation.
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University of Arizona Marks Four Years Since Tragic Campus Shooting
As the University of Arizona marks four years since a fatal campus shooting, the institution continues to balance rigorous safety upgrades with its role as a regional economic engine.
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Centennial High School Resumes Classes After Offsite Threat
Centennial High School in Roswell, Georgia, has transitioned from a hard to a soft lockdown following a reported offsite threat on Tuesday, with police maintaining an increased presence.
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University of Arizona Launches New AI Ethical Framework
The University of Arizona is establishing a new standard for AI integration in higher education with a human-centered roadmap focused on ethics, transparency, and campus-wide access.
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Singapore Educators to Receive Pay Boost Amid Retention Push
Approximately 36,000 MOE staff will receive salary increases of 2% to 9% starting October 1, 2026, as Singapore addresses market competitiveness and teacher retention.
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School Boards Weigh Expansion Amidst Enrollment Shifts
As school districts in Minnesota and Northern Ireland navigate infrastructure needs, boards are balancing long-term bond proposals and the rising demand for specialized language education.
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Albemarle School Board Tightens Rules on Student Club Speakers
Albemarle County Public Schools has implemented new restrictions on guest speakers for non-curricular student clubs, effectively banning lunchtime presentations following months of community debate.
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Supreme Court Orders Distancing from Scholar Michel Danino Over NCERT Textbook
The Supreme Court of India has directed government bodies and institutions to disassociate from scholar Michel Danino following concerns over a controversial judiciary chapter in a new NCERT textbook.
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Teacher suspended after viral ‘Pie Day’ classroom video
A primary school teacher in the Western Cape has been suspended following public outcry over a video showing a young student shamed for not participating in a school fundraiser.
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Cal Poly Stagnates on Antisemitism Grade Amid Campus Tensions
Despite promises of reform, Cal Poly SLO has again received a ‘D’ grade from the ADL for its handling of antisemitism, following a recent hate crime targeting Jewish students.
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JEE Main 2026: NTA Reopens Registration Amid Exam Pressure
The National Testing Agency has reopened the JEE Main 2026 Session 2 registration portal for a final 24-hour window, citing student requests and heightened competition.