Higher Education

The 'Sacred Journey' exhibition isn't just about history. It's a powerful look at how Indigenous knowledge is shaping our understanding of science and community.

A new dual-mode play kitchen from Tiny Land isn't just a toy; it's a strategic response to screen fatigue and the demand for lasting, meaningful play.

Pearson's Certiport championship crowns new MS Office masters, revealing a critical truth: foundational digital literacy is the bedrock for an AI-ready workforce.

University of Phoenix won an award for its AI strategy. But this is more than a trophy; it's a test case for how we can ethically weave AI into education.

Activate Learning's prestigious ISTE Seal isn't just an award; it's a validation of equitable, inquiry-based science education. Here's what it means.

EF's new partnership with the Anne Frank House uses VR and deep immersion to transform travel. It’s a bet on empathy as a business model.

Career colleges are booming as students flee AI, yet face intense pressure to adopt it. A new firm claims its bespoke approach can deliver massive ROI without the chaos.

Chandigarh University's leap in QS rankings isn't just a number. It's a case study in strategic innovation, industry partnership, and global ambition.

For 18 years, a corporate program has evolved from scholarships to a strategic investment in financial literacy and STEM, wiring Vietnam's future talent.

Old Glory Bank's new merit scholarship isn't just about academics; it's a strategic move to champion traditional American values in a changing world.

WGU's new project management degree isn't just another program. It's a calculated response to a changing job market, blending accelerated PMP certification with future-focused skills.

A landmark study reveals C-Suite and HR leaders prize emotional intelligence and adaptability over AI prowess, signaling a major shift in talent strategy.

As it marks 70 years, NUNM's move to a new downtown campus is more than a milestone—it's a strategic investment in Portland's struggling urban core.

As global aid plummets, a new report reveals a tragic rise in child marriage and labor. The solution isn't just more aid, but a new model for dignity.

EdTech firm Risepoint just won four Comparably awards. We look at how its remote-first model and focus on leadership are creating a blueprint for success.

Federal and provincial ministers meet to chart the course for Canada's French-speaking communities, with immigration, a modernized Act, and economic vitality at stake.

Mountain America Credit Union just awarded $300,000 to 150 students. But this isn't just charity. It's a calculated investment in regional talent and a strategic play in the competitive landscape of corporate goodwill.

An audit reveals critical weaknesses in how some BC school districts spend public money, putting millions at risk and raising questions about fairness and value.

Ellucian's recent award highlights a seismic shift. We analyze how its AI-driven platform moves beyond hype to practically connect learning with careers.

As the global skills gap widens, Mexico's Tecnológico de Monterrey is pioneering microcredentials, building a new international standard for lifelong learning.