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Donald Trump’s nomination of Linda McMahon, former WWE CEO, as Secretary of Education has sparked discussion due to her unconventional background and academic qualifications. Holding a bachelor’s degree in French with a teaching certification, McMahon contrasts with previous secretaries who typically held degrees in education policy or law. This raises questions about the importance of […]

The U.S. Department of Education began accepting FAFSA applications in December, providing access to federal grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. Eligibility for FAFSA 2025-26 includes being a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen, demonstrating financial need, and being enrolled in an eligible program. Applicants must meet academic progress requirements, consent to tax info transfer, and certify

The Iowa State Board of Education approved 17 charter schools, expanding educational options statewide. The recent approval includes two charter schools—Empowering Excellence in Cedar Rapids and Horizon Science Academy in Davenport—scheduled to open by Fall 2025. Additionally, six other schools were approved for opening by 2026, and several were approved earlier in 2024. These new

The Odisha Public Service Commission has initiated the registration process for the Odisha Civil Services Exam 2024 to fill 265 vacancies. The selection process includes a preliminary objective exam, followed by the main exam and an interview. Candidates can submit their online applications by February 10, 2025. Detailed steps for applying are available on the

Megan Altman, chair of the Philosophy Department at Cornell College, has filed a $5 million lawsuit accusing the college of mishandling her sexual harassment complaint and retaliating against her. Altman claims former department chair Jim White’s escalating harassment went unaddressed by the school, violating her rights under Title IX. Seeking a jury trial, Altman demands

A new survey reveals that 35% of U.S. college professors believe academic freedom has declined in the past six years. Conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, the survey highlights growing concerns over self-censorship, with over half of professors admitting to altering language or avoiding controversial topics. Faculty members also worry about job security

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the JEE Main 2025 exam city intimation slip on its official website. The first session of the exam, scheduled between January 22-30, will include two papers: Paper 1 for BE/BTech aspirants and Paper 2 for BArch/BPlanning candidates. Candidates can download their exam city slip by entering their application

Stanford University leads the 2025 RHSU Edu-Scholar Rankings, with seven of its scholars ranking in the top 20. The rankings, compiled by Rick Hess, highlight influential figures in education policy and research. Notable names include Carol Dweck, Howard Gardner, Angela Duckworth, and Linda Darling-Hammond. As reported by Education Week, Stanford’s dominance underscores its significant role

A U.S. District Court in Kentucky has struck down the Biden administration’s expanded Title IX regulations, which aimed to protect LGBTQ+ students, including transgender individuals, from discrimination in education. The court ruled that the regulations overstepped federal authority, returning Title IX protections to their original scope. The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with LGBTQ+ advocates

Western New Mexico University (WNMU) has sparked controversy after paying outgoing president Joseph Shepard a $1.9 million buyout despite legal efforts by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez to block it. The payment followed an investigation into Shepard’s misuse of public funds, including $363,000 in questionable expenses. The state’s legal challenge continues as the payout