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Life at Oxford: Navigating the Divide Between State and Private Education Securing a place at Oxford University felt like a significant personal triumph. As a sixth-form student at a state school in East London, the prospect of studying English at such a prestigious institution was both exciting and daunting. Motivational assemblies and talks from alumni […]

US Education Policy Changes Spark Fear and Uncertainty in California Adult Schools New federal policies targeting immigrants are creating significant upheaval in California’s adult education system, potentially impacting thousands of students seeking to improve their English skills or gain valuable career training. The changes, stemming from the US Department of Education, aim to restrict access […]

The humanities are under attack in Australia, with funding cuts and course closures threatening the future of disciplines like history, literature, and philosophy. A groundswell of prominent Australians is pushing back, arguing that these fields are vital not only for personal enrichment but also for the health of the nation.Read more: 5 Best Universities In […]

Does a university degree guarantee employment in Europe? Generally, the answer is yes. Across most European Union nations, those holding a university degree experience lower unemployment rates compared to the general population. However, a closer look reveals a more nuanced picture, with significant variations between countries. The European Landscape: Unemployment Rates in 2024 In 2024, […]

Lifelong Learning Thrives at Temple University’s Osher Institute On a recent afternoon, a lecture hall at Temple University’s Center City campus buzzed with the energy of students eager to learn. The topic? Passion, purpose, and their vital roles in a fulfilling and healthy life. Adam Brunner, the instructor, passionately declared to his class, “I don’t […]

Virtual School Entry Changes Threaten Performing Arts Students’ Education A popular virtual school in Victoria is facing criticism over proposed changes to its enrolment criteria, potentially jeopardising the education of talented young performers. Virtual School Victoria (VSV), formerly known as Distance Education Centre Victoria, is a lifeline for many students pursuing intensive training in singing, […]

Idaho Falls Schools Face $900,000 Deficit Due to Federal Funding Freeze Idaho Falls School District 91 is grappling with a significant financial challenge as it prepares for the upcoming school year. A federal education funding freeze, impacting schools across the state, has resulted in a $900,000 deficit for the district.Related: Ripcord Rescue Travel Insurance Your […]

Indiana’s ILEARN Results: Math Shows Gains, ELA Needs Focus The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) recently released the results of the 2025 Indiana Learning Evaluation and Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) testing, providing a snapshot of student proficiency across the state. The data, presented during a State Board of Education meeting, reveals a mixed bag of […]

Education Department Faces Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling on Layoffs The Supreme Court recently cleared the way for the Department of Education to proceed with planned layoffs of over 1,300 employees, sparking concerns about the agency’s ability to fulfill its legally mandated responsibilities. While the department has affirmed its commitment to meeting these obligations, the […]