It takes a village, the saying goes. And if we’re going by that measure, then there’s plenty of hope for public administration aspirants seeking to create a better, more sustainable future. That’s because today, the…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

U the North

The northern lights glitter in green, purple and red ribbons as they dance across the Arctic night sky. While beautiful, they can interfere with radar signals that the Canadian Armed Forces use to monitor air traffic in…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

$21 M allocation gives USudbury ‘a solid foundation to build on’

The recent Ontario budget’s promise of $21.6 million over three years for Université de Sudbury is “exactly what we were hoping for,” president and vice-chancellor Serge Miville told University Affairs in an interview…

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ICEF Monitor

Visa rejections climb in the US for international students from key markets including India

A new report from Shorelight called Beyond the Interview: A Decade of Student Visa Denials and What Comes Next , reveals that (1) record-high numbers of prospective international student are having their F-1 visa…

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Study International·international

Exciting scholarships in Europe for international students

Of the many scholarships in Europe, a few are on offer without fail every year. They attract students from outside the European Union (EU) to study for a degree, conduct research, or pursue a short-term exchange…

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EdTech Digest·edtech

The Discovery Education Connected Ecosystem

A s education leaders assess the potential for AI to transform K-12 classrooms, many face a similar challenge: too many tools and not enough clarity about what actually moves the needle. Discovery Education addresses…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

Reconsidering the value of exams in the age of AI

As the reality of Gen-AI settles across our campuses, many instructors have returned to in-person assessments. In a December 2025 Nature article , Vitomir Kovanović, Abhinava Barthakur, Srećko Joksimović and George…

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MIT News Education·edtech

Q&A: MIT SHASS and the future of education in the age of AI

The MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (SHASS) was founded in 1950 in response to “a new era emerging from social upheaval and the disasters of war,” as outlined in the 1949 Lewis Committee Report . The…

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The 74 Million

LAUSD Career Tech Programs Offer Head Start for High School Students

This article was originally published in EdSource. Sergio Garcia is quick to the scene. He puts on a scuffed firefighter jacket, grabs an oxygen mask and crouches down on hot concrete to start chest compressions on a…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

Beyond protection?

For nearly the past three decades, Canadian universities and colleges have been required to have an Institutional Research Ethics Board (REB) vet studies and ensure compliance with the Tri-Council Policy Statement on…

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University Affairs CA·higher-ed

The human face of Arctic research

Amid the rapid transformations occurring in the North, an interdisciplinary approach that connects knowledge, lands and lived experiences is more essential than ever. University Affairs spoke with Jackie Dawson, a…

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ICEF Monitor·policy

What international students need to know about study and work visas in the United States

The current political climate in the United State has spurred a flurry of proposals and rules affecting the rights of foreign visitors, students, and other visa holders to enter, work in, or immigrate to the US. The…

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The Scholarly Kitchen·higher-ed

Ask the Librarians: Recapping a Scholarly Kitchen Roundtable at the 2025 Charleston Library Conference

Today's post recaps a lively roundtable conversation with library and information science experts who have been guest bloggers for TSK and active SSP participants. The post Ask the Librarians: Recapping a Scholarly…

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Ed Next·research

AP Exams Are as Rigorous as Ever

A student writes notes for his AP Physics class at Jackson-Reed High School in Washington, D.C. In his recent Education Next article , Paul Peterson claims that Advanced Placement (AP) Exams are being “dumbed down.” He…

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EdTech Digest·higher-ed

The AI Lessons Classrooms Haven’t Learned Yet

As students embrace AI tools faster than schools can adapt, a widening gap is emerging between how learning happens in classrooms and how it unfolds in the real world. GUEST COLUMN | by Bob Chopra AGNY ILLUSTRATION A I…

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Ed Next·curriculum

The Cost of Over-Teaching Phonics

The tide has turned on reading instruction. Nearly all states have passed “science of reading” laws, and most researchers and educators now agree students need to learn letters and sounds explicitly and systematically…

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Why the Classic Learning Test, which embraces Aristotle but spurns calculators, has caught Indiana’s eye

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. A test that relies on classic Western texts and bans…

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Chalkbeat·policy

Judge rules that East High school shooting lawsuit can move forward, calling DPS’ conduct ‘baffling’

Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox. A lawsuit filed against Denver Public Schools by one of…

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Chalkbeat·higher-ed

Mamdani campaigned on fulfilling NYC’s class size mandate. So why is he pushing for a delay?

Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to get essential news about NYC’s public schools delivered to your inbox. On the campaign trail, Mayor Zohran Mamdani vowed to take a state mandate to slash class…

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EdTech Digest·edtech

From Fragmentation to Flow in Education

Todd Brekhus on unifying data, AI, and curriculum to help teachers act on insights in real time. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero A longtime leader at the intersection of data, literacy, and personalized learning, Todd…

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Science Teacher

Education news for this role

3 universities shaping the next generation of public leaders

U the North

$21 M allocation gives USudbury ‘a solid foundation to build on’

Visa rejections climb in the US for international students from key markets including India

Exciting scholarships in Europe for international students

The Discovery Education Connected Ecosystem

Reconsidering the value of exams in the age of AI

Q&A: MIT SHASS and the future of education in the age of AI

LAUSD Career Tech Programs Offer Head Start for High School Students

Beyond protection?

The human face of Arctic research

What international students need to know about study and work visas in the United States

Ask the Librarians: Recapping a Scholarly Kitchen Roundtable at the 2025 Charleston Library Conference

AP Exams Are as Rigorous as Ever

The AI Lessons Classrooms Haven’t Learned Yet

The Cost of Over-Teaching Phonics

Why the Classic Learning Test, which embraces Aristotle but spurns calculators, has caught Indiana’s eye

Judge rules that East High school shooting lawsuit can move forward, calling DPS’ conduct ‘baffling’

Mamdani campaigned on fulfilling NYC’s class size mandate. So why is he pushing for a delay?

From Fragmentation to Flow in Education

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