If Dad Bribes Your Way In, Can You Sue to Stay?
Lawsuit raises question of whether student having his admission rescinded is entitled to the protections he would otherwise receive.
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Global education X-Prize awards $10m
Two teams are sharing a $10m (£7.8m) prize for advancing education among some of the world's poorest children.
Are we actually making progress on the SDGs?
In 2015, United Nations member states, together with civil society and business, came together to prepare a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all by 2030.
WSJ: SAT set to assign ‘adversity scores’
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the SAT will begin assigning students "adversity scores."
Researching the things that go bump in the night
Matthew Reisz reflects on the advantages and disadvantages of detachment for those pursuing ghostly research
This school is now offering college-level classes on dating
In South Korea, college-level classes on dating are both popular and competitive to get in.
The university where half the professoriate ‘has never published’
Nepotism and the isolation of war have left Kosovo’s oldest university battling poor research standards, but transparency campaigners hope this is changing
A Different Sort of Speech Suppression
Student journalists at Transylvania University say administrators have taken away their pay in an attempt to stop their work.
‘Revolutionary Communists’ descend on UCLA; advocate ‘overthrow of the system’
The Revolutionary Communist Party, USA distributed manifestos and featured displays at the University of California, Los Angeles.
US says it will not join Christchurch Call against online terror
The US has declined to join an international initiative aimed at tackling the spread of terror online.
