Education & Research

A new report reveals dangerous conditions in high school welding labs, risking student safety and worsening Canada's critical skilled trades shortage.

IBS announces its 2026 MBA/PGPM selection process. We explore its unique methods, global rankings, and what it takes to join its prestigious alumni.

A California charter network's impressive academic gains are forcing a rethink on the effectiveness of non-classroom-based learning for diverse students.

NUC University's rebrand to Northbridge isn't just a name change. It's a strategic expansion aimed at tackling national workforce shortages.

India's top university is planting its flag in the US, launching a new foundation to accelerate deep-tech startups and forge a transatlantic tech pipeline.

A historic $8 million donation, the largest in university history, will fund the new Rene’ Griffin Event Center, boosting athletics and regional growth.

As concerns over screen time's impact on children grow, a movement back to tactile, imagination-driven play is gaining momentum at this year's NY Toy Fair.

Over 92,000 students are designing waste-free cities for the Future City Finals, a competition achieving rare gender parity in the STEM field.

Shrub Oak International School's Kind Cup isn't just about coffee; it's an innovative model equipping neurodiverse students with vital job skills.

As the hospitality sector faces headwinds, a Philadelphia wine school is hiring and shifting to deeper, semester-long courses to meet surging demand.

The largest-ever study on shared reading confirms Dolly Parton's Imagination Library dramatically boosts early literacy and family bonding across five nations.

A Tacoma high school with unique ties to Beijing hosts a cultural event blending the Spring Festival with the 55th anniversary of Ping-Pong Diplomacy.

Shanghai's AI EdTech innovator Jinxin faces a potential Nasdaq delisting after its stock plummets, putting its high-tech vision against market reality.

After a decade-long legal war over academic freedom that reached the Supreme Court's doorstep, a professor and Texas Tech University have settled their dispute.

OIDI's new single-skill retake offers students flexibility, but how does it stack up against competitors and ensure academic integrity for universities?

Amid record layoffs and AI disruption, a new free course aims to help working fathers build a financial safety net. But can it deliver on its promises?

FSC's program gains top national recognition from U.S. News, blending flexibility for working professionals with the prestige of elite AACSB accreditation.

A Connecticut institute is turning community-led research on health, education, and wealth disparities into policy briefs aimed at driving legislative change.

Nord Anglia Education empowers students to solve real-world problems, from building prosthetics to restoring coral reefs, through a unique metacognitive approach.

Facing a grim economic forecast, a new report argues that industry-focused polytechnic education is the key to averting a national productivity crisis.