Seven distinguished faculty members from Florida State University have been elected as new members of the Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida (ASEMFL). Membership in ASEMFL is one of the highest…

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Harvard Gazette·higher-ed

Getting to the root of what drives war

Seth Rosenberg. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Campus & Community Getting to the root of what drives war Samantha Laine Perfas Harvard Staff Writer May 22, 2026 5 min read After years of photographing combat,…

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Resolution Foundation·higher-ed

Bread, circuses, and your pension pot

Afternoon all, Even after two thousand years, “ bread and circuses ” has not gone out of fashion as a political strategy . Having discovered that fixing the price of bread is not so easy, the Chancellor has taken 50p…

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Study International·higher-ed

The London Interdisciplinary School: Study without limits

Lucy Fox didn’t take the most obvious path after her zoology degree. She worked with people instead, starting in adult social care through a supported internship, where she spent three years in the field before…

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Community College Daily·higher-ed

Trauma-informed colleges need systems, not just training

The conversation about trauma-informed higher education has been operating mostly at one level — the level of individual practice and programming. Colleges are hiring counselors, running faculty workshops, adopting…

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Daily News Egypt·policy

Amr Youssef: ‘Al Frensawy’ was born in the space between justice and chaos

In memorable dramatic works, stardom is never simply about appearing on screen; it lies in the ability to create a character that feels deeply human; shaped by contradictions, vulnerabilities and unresolved questions.…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Malaysia urges unhindered humanitarian aid access at World Health Assembly, says minister

KUALA LUMPUR, May 20 — Malaysia has underscored the critical need to ensure unimpeded access to humanitarian assistance amid an increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad…

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ThisDay Education·higher-ed

Cambridge, Alsama Partner to Expand University Access for Refugees, Displaced Youths

Omolabake Fasogbon Cambridge University Press and Assessment, and Alsama Project, have signed an agreement to develop and expand a new qualification aimed at helping refugees and displaced youths gain access to…

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Phi Delta Kappan·higher-ed

Why teachers stay: Lessons from high-retention districts

A study of 13 districts with high retention rates among new science teachers reveals six factors that encourage teachers to stay in their districts and the profession. At a Glance Improving teacher retention is not…

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Phi Delta Kappan·higher-ed

Four years, no fluency

Foreign-language instruction in U.S. high schools focuses on grammar over speaking. It’s time to rethink that. At a Glance The percentage of Americans who can speak a second language is small in comparison to European…

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ICEF Monitor·higher-ed

How new ideas about access to university are dramatically expanding the market for international higher education

This special feature is brought you in partnership with International Humanitarian College London (IHCL). A newly released UNESCO report reveals that higher education enrolments have more than doubled globally over the…

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UBC News·higher-ed

Kids who take risks at play make faster, smarter decisions in traffic

Children who take more risks on the playground make safe decisions more quickly when crossing a busy street. That’s the central finding of a new study by researchers from UBC and Queen Maud University College in Norway,…

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Gulf Times Education·research

The bell tolls in Beijing: Xi’s warning and the shadow of Thucydides

“It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made war inevitable.” Two thousand five hundred years on, the trap is being set again — and this time the stakes are nuclear. When Xi Jinping…

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Arsenal Tech’s band program helps students form close friendships — and go to college

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. Joshua Camero stumbled upon the trumpet in fifth…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

India scrambles to steady rupee as oil shock bites

India is scrambling to salvage a sinking rupee as surging oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict threaten to disrupt the world’s fastest-growing major economy. The currency has dropped more than 5 per cent since…

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Gulf Times Qatar

'Rich programme' attracts huge turnout at book fair

The 35th edition of the Doha International Book Fair (DIBF) witnessed a large turnout Saturday, attracting a wide audience of readers, intellectuals, and young people who cling to books at the height of the acquisition…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

WEEKEND READING: Subject choice shapes gender balance across UK universities

This blog was kindly authored by Dr Fadime Sahin Senior Lecturer at University of Portsmouth, London. Some universities enrol far more women than men; others show the reverse. These differences are striking, but they…

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University of Waterloo News·higher-ed

Six Waterloo researchers awarded $6 million

Share New and renewed Canada Research Chairs will tackle future-focused problems spanning climate change, mental health and technology Six researchers at the University of Waterloo have been awarded $6 million in…

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Dawn Pakistan·higher-ed

Hantavirus outbreak tests post-Covid health communications playbook

A rodent-borne virus with a scary name. A mid-ocean cruise ship in quarantine. Several people dead and more falling sick. It is no wonder that an outbreak of the Andes strain of hantavirus on a luxury liner in the…

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Times of India Education·research

82 Chemo Sessions and a Top Rank: How Adrija Gan beat cancer to shine in West Bengal Class 12 Result 2026

Despite a nearly three-year battle with T-cell lymphoma, Nimta's Adrija Gan achieved a joint 10th rank in West Bengal's Higher Secondary exams with 487 marks. Her father shared the immense emotional and financial strain…

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Seven Florida State University faculty members elected to the Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida

Getting to the root of what drives war

Bread, circuses, and your pension pot

The London Interdisciplinary School: Study without limits

Trauma-informed colleges need systems, not just training

Amr Youssef: ‘Al Frensawy’ was born in the space between justice and chaos

Malaysia urges unhindered humanitarian aid access at World Health Assembly, says minister

Cambridge, Alsama Partner to Expand University Access for Refugees, Displaced Youths

Why teachers stay: Lessons from high-retention districts

Four years, no fluency

How new ideas about access to university are dramatically expanding the market for international higher education

Kids who take risks at play make faster, smarter decisions in traffic

The bell tolls in Beijing: Xi’s warning and the shadow of Thucydides

Arsenal Tech’s band program helps students form close friendships — and go to college

India scrambles to steady rupee as oil shock bites

'Rich programme' attracts huge turnout at book fair

WEEKEND READING: Subject choice shapes gender balance across UK universities

Six Waterloo researchers awarded $6 million

Hantavirus outbreak tests post-Covid health communications playbook

82 Chemo Sessions and a Top Rank: How Adrija Gan beat cancer to shine in West Bengal Class 12 Result 2026

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