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Thrive Scholars is a college preparatory program founded 20 years ago with the goal of helping students of color from low-income households — defined as those earning $75,000 or less a year — win seats at the nation’s top colleges. But the mission extends beyond that: it helps see participants through graduation with career counseling and other support. Read more
The blocking feature will be removed for users of X, formerly Twitter, Elon Musk has announced, claiming the feature "makes no sense". Read more
'Science Card' will allow users to contribute towards a range of scientific research projects through their daily spending. Read more
The “Solidarity Journalism Initiative” at University of Texas at Austin teaches students to “convey outrage” and and abandon neutrality with the funding of top tech companies and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations. Read more
Record numbers of British teenagers have won university places through clearing, as the post-pandemic readjustment of A-level grades meant thousands in England missed out on their initial course offers. Read more
San Diego State University (SDSU) is subjecting applicants for a professor of cancer biology job to several diversity requirements. Read more
As AI advances and technologies like generative AI are transforming the education sector through platforms like Khanmigo, we have observed a significant uptick in demand from learning organizations. Universities are curious whether and how they can build their own AI learning amigo to improve student learning experience and outcomes. Read more
A cargo ship fitted with giant, British-designed special wind-powered sails has set out on its maiden voyage. Read more
Amidst an approximately $45 million budget shortfall, West Virginia University may cut more than 30 academic programs and 160 faculty jobs. Read more
High levels of persistent absence and mental ill health have undermined pupils’ GCSE results to be published later this week, headteachers have said, as education experts warn of 300,000 fewer top grades being awarded in England this yea Read more
