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The West Virginia Water Development Authority approved a $5 million grant to the College of St. Joseph the Worker, an Ohio-based Catholic college, to expand into the state. The grant will fund vocational training, a satellite campus, and a conservative think tank. While the project is set to benefit the region’s workforce, it has raised […]

Full Moon on the Quad, Stanford University’s iconic tradition, combines revelry and community under the first full moon of the academic year. Originating in the early 20th century, it evolved from spontaneous moonlit strolls to a festive celebration featuring music, performances, and the symbolic exchange of kisses. Despite controversies, the tradition remains cherished, adapting to

As President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration approaches, UI officials reassure international students that no immediate changes to travel or immigration policies are required. Despite recommendations from other universities like Cornell and Harvard for students to return early due to potential disruptions, UI maintains that there is no need to alter travel plans. UI emphasizes staying informed,

Securing admission to top-tier U.S. colleges is challenging due to intense competition, high tuition fees, and pressures of standardized testing. Institutions like Caltech and Harvard have low acceptance rates, making it tough for students to stand out. Ivy League schools dominate the list, but non-Ivy colleges such as MIT and Stanford are equally prestigious.

Cambridge University Press & Assessment’s Destination Survey reveals shifts in global education, with technological advancements driving the need for future-ready skills. Key initiatives like Integrated Learning and Assessment, Young Pioneers, and Climate Quest focus on skill-based learning, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. These programs align with India’s evolving education landscape, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches to prepare students for

As 2025 approaches, India’s education sector will see significant changes. Key trends include the rise of blended learning, a stronger focus on skill-based education, and the expansion of AI-driven EdTech ecosystems. Mental health support will be prioritized, while entrepreneurship education will grow. Additionally, global collaborations and curriculum reforms will enhance student development and international exposure.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will soon start the application process for 212 Superintendent and Junior Assistant posts. Applications begin January 1, 2025, and end January 31, 2025. Candidates can apply online on the official CBSE website. The selected individuals will be posted across various CBSE offices, including Regional Offices and Centres of

Massachusetts voters recently approved a change to the state’s education policy, eliminating the 10th-grade MCAS test as a graduation requirement. While students still need to take the MCAS exams in grades 3-10, passing the 10th-grade exam is no longer required for graduation. This change could affect student motivation and dropout rates, but MCAS will still

The U.S. Department of Education released new regulations for distance education, effective July 2026. Institutions must submit detailed data on online students, enhancing oversight and transparency. Asynchronous learning will remain, but with stringent interaction standards. Changes also include adjustments to federal financial aid and maintaining TRIO program eligibility criteria.

Yale College admitted 10.8 percent of early applicants for the Class of 2029, with 728 students accepted from 6,729 early action applications. This marks one of the lowest early acceptance rates in Yale’s history. The Class of 2029 is the first to apply under Yale’s new test-flexible policy, and admissions data reflect a 14 percent