Cambridge college ends critical examination of founder Winston Churchill
Working party at Churchill College disbands after dispute over event about British PM and racism
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U of Oklahoma refuses to revise mandatory training that makes students agree with transgender ideology
An education nonprofit argues that in order to complete the training, students were compelled to answer questions in a way that agreed with the university’s position on transgenderism.
Some college students balk at COVID vaccine requirement
A recent survey of 2,000 college students found that 69 percent support requiring COVID vaccines for a return to campus this fall — but that still leaves a significant portion of students who are against the mandate, now required at more than 500 colleges nationwide.
Committee recommends Utah Polytechnic State University as name change for Dixie State
Utah Polytechnic State University, aka Utah Tech.
New department to regulate extracurricular tutoring schools
The Ministry of Education has established a new department to regulate extracurricular tutoring schools, aiming to reduce students' excessive academic burden.
England’s first Black Studies professor accuses his university of being racist
The first Black Studies professor in the history of the United Kingdom has claimed his school is systematically racist, despite hiring him to the history-making position just three years ago.
A Legal Win for Textbook Publishers
U.S. district judge dismisses antitrust lawsuit that targeted publishers’ inclusive-access programs.
AI gains foothold in the college admissions process
Using AI in sorting admissions is an idea whose time has almost come, though few schools want to go first.
China’s compulsory education not to be extended to 12 years: authority
China's nine years of compulsory education will not be extended to 12 years, the Department of Basic Education of China's Ministry of Education (MOE) said in a statement Tuesday.
Allegations of ‘Playing’ Indigenous
Anonymous document accuses four Queen's U of Canada professors of playing at being Algonquin or affiliated with some other First Nation.
