Nearly half of professors think students learn better with print materials, according to a new report—but demand from both students and institutions is still pushing them to be more digitally focused. Read more

At least four people are reported to have died and scores are injured after a school shooting near Atlanta in the US. Read more

Increased American targeting of foreign enrolments expected to prompt policy response and reduce competitor countries’ access to ‘low-risk’ students Read more

Despite low enrollment trends linked to student debt, workforce changes, COVID-19, and more, some colleges are celebrating record student numbers this fall. Read more

Stephanie Gomez-Sanchez has loved video games since third grade. It wasn’t until the election of Donald Trump, who famously referred to Mexican immigrants as “rapists,” that she saw a potential career in them. Read more

Office for Students found reports of ‘widespread academic misconduct’ and issues with recruitment agencies Read more

Students living in hotels miles from campus. Six students sharing a single shower. These are just a few of the solutions from this year’s overcrowded campuses. Read more

There’s a new back-to-school ritual for students and professors: brushing up on policies regarding the use of artificial intelligence. Thanks to the rise of generative artificial intelligence, what one instructor considers a tool in another context could be considered a slippery slope into academic dishonesty. Read more

A small Australian university, which is rationalising its programmes and reducing its workforce amid a “scary” financial crisis, has refused to say why it agreed to the executive entitlements that made its recently departed leader the most handsomely paid vice-chancellor in the country’s history. Read more

Far-reaching reforms aim to support most vulnerable children and ‘recognise growing challenges facing education’ Read more