Wales is making the latest attempt to detach school holidays from the agricultural needs and religious events that have influenced dates for 150 years, arguing it helps parents and disadvantaged children to have fixed breaks spread out more evenly through the year. Read more

Grand Canyon University (Ariz.) President Brian Mueller was fired up last week, announcing that he’s going toe-to-toe with the Department of Education. Mueller, who believes GCU has been unjustly targeted, is appealing the Department’s $37.7 million fine waging that the university engaged in false advertising. Read more

“Faithful Catholic colleges” are seeing an increase an enrollment according to a new report. Read more

Some of the UK's most visited websites could face fines unless they make it clearer that cookies are optional. Read more

Students across the globe weighed in on their AI usage, with the U.S. lagging behind. Read more

Curricula should be adapted to suit local skills needs, Edinburgh conference hears Read more

The high court is to consider for the first time whether universities owe a legal duty of care to their students, which campaigners argue would save lives and bring England and Wales in line with other countries. Read more

As the classical education K-12 movement gains steam, Christian and conservative universities have set up programs to form more teachers in the tradition. Read more

Delivering on long-awaited improvements, the Department of Education will soon release a streamlined version of its widely used college financial aid form, known as the FAFSA, to less than 20 questions that could take some people just 10 minutes to fill out, officials told ABC News. Read more

Staff at OpenAI have called on the board of the artificial intelligence company to resign after the shock dismissal of former boss Sam Altman. Read more