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Movies set on university campuses capture the charm of vibrant energy, historic architecture, and youthful spirit. From laugh-out-loud comedies to emotional dramas, these films offer unforgettable stories. Explore 7 iconic movies filmed on U.S. campuses, showcasing the perfect blend of Hollywood magic and academic settings that transform ordinary halls into cinematic treasures.

DEE Assam has announced the recruitment of 4,500 teachers for Lower Primary (LP) and Upper Primary (UP) schools. The online application process will run from February 15 to March 31. Eligible candidates, including those who have passed ATET or CTET, can apply. Separate merit lists will be published by district and category. Age and child-related

The U.S. is facing a looming demographic shift with 650,000 fewer 18-year-olds expected by 2039, posing a significant threat to college enrollment and the economy. With a projected 15% decline in high school graduates, colleges are bracing for declining enrollment, financial strain, and an increased risk of closures. This decrease in young people will also

The Haryana Board of School Education has announced the timetable for the 1st and 2nd-year re-appear exams for the Diploma in Elementary Education (DElEd). Scheduled between February 27th and March 21st, 2025, the exams will be held from 12:30 PM to 03:30 PM. Students can download the full timetable and syllabus from the official website

The Supreme Court has agreed to examine a plea challenging the reduction in attempts for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)-Advanced from three to two. The plea, filed by advocate Sanjeet Kumar Trivedi, claims the change was arbitrary and unfair, affecting students’ opportunities for IIT admissions. It requests the court to set aside the November 18,

The latest TIMSS report reveals alarming declines in U.S. students’ math and science scores, with fourth graders dropping 18 points and eighth graders experiencing a 27-point decline from 2019 to 2023. This setback, compounded by gender disparities and global competition, raises concerns about the nation’s STEM future. Key factors include inconsistent curricula, teacher shortages, and

In a narrow 8-7 vote, the Texas State Board of Education approved ‘Bluebonnet Learning,’ a voluntary Bible-based curriculum for elementary schools. Scheduled for the 2025-26 rollout, it has sparked debate over religion’s role in public education. While supporters praise it for reinforcing moral values, critics warn of potential legal challenges and threats to secular education.

The U.S. Department of Justice reached a settlement with the Elmore-Morristown Unified Union School District in Vermont to resolve allegations of racial harassment against Black and biracial students. The settlement includes new measures to address racial discrimination, including revised policies, annual climate assessments, and staff training. This landmark agreement is expected to impact school districts

Prof. Eric A. Davidson, a Fulbright-Nehru Distinguished Scholar from the University of Maryland, has joined GGSIPU’s Centre for Sustainable Nitrogen and Nutrient Management. His research will focus on sustainable nitrogen management in South Asia and the development of green ammonia and hydrogen technologies in India. Prof. Davidson’s tenure includes lectures, seminars, and collaboration with faculty

Governor Brad Little’s 2025 State of the State Address outlines a bold overhaul of Idaho’s education system, proposing a $150 million investment in public schools and a $50 million expansion for school choice options. The funds aim to improve school facilities, increase teacher benefits, enhance literacy programs, and offer families more educational flexibility. The Governor