A rise in the number of international students from Europe going to Canada appears to be a product of Brexit, according to an analysis of the latest trends in immigration data. Read more

Young adults and teenagers who went to state schools in England are as happy with their lives as their peers at private schools, according to a new study by researchers at University College London. Read more

The Ivy League school advertised a 'Black Out' night for a Macbeth production in which the university requested non-Black patrons to 'join us at another performance.' Read more

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge H. Jay Ford III recently ruled against entirely dismissing a lawsuit filed against UCLA by accounting lecturer Gordon Klein, who would not implement a lenient race-based grading system in the immediate aftermath of George Floyd’s death. Read more

Allegations of Chinese cyber activity as the recent conflict broke out in Ukraine have been emerging. Read more

With many Americans struggling from inflation and the pandemic, the President and his team grant another pause to those with education debt. Read more

AAUP releases annual faculty salary data, saying that average faculty pay effectively fell 5 percent this year over last when accounting for runaway inflation. Read more

Twitter has confirmed that it is working on an edit button that would allow users to change tweets after they have been posted. Read more

A recent study found that grade-forgiveness policies incentivize students to study STEM, take harder courses and stay in college—not slack off or simply boost their GPAs, as critics claim. Read more

The ambitious goals of online education cannot be achieved unless universities prioritise student mentoring and pastoral support Read more