Alex Sévigny is an optimist about how AI will change the world of work — specifically, the world of communications and public relations, an industry he’s worked in as an academic and a practitioner for more than two…

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Study International·higher-ed

5 books set in the world’s best universities for a little escape

In case you missed it, it was World Book Week last week. In conjunction, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to compile a list of books set in the world’s best universities for a little escapism. Universities like Oxford and…

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MIT News·higher-ed

MIT scientists build the world’s largest collection of Olympiad-level math problems, and open it to everyone

Every year, the countries competing in the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) arrive with a booklet of their best, most original problems. Those booklets get shared among delegations, then quietly disappear. No…

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Georgia Tech News·higher-ed

Student Excellence Celebrated at Honors Event

Student Excellence Celebrated at Honors Event Superadmin Fri, 04/24/2026 - 09:23 As the academic year nears its end, a season of celebration begins. Several students were recognized for excellence this year at the…

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Study International·higher-ed

7 cheapest Asian universities for international students

Attending one of the cheapest universities in Asia is an experience of a lifetime. Outside of the region being home to some of the world’s best institutions, there is plenty to experience in the east — much of which…

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Schools Week UK

EBacc withdrawal ‘squeezes languages out of the picture’

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

“The First Woman to Address a Major Society of the College” — Sitting Down with Colette Weaire

On any given graduation day in Front Square, students gather around the statue of George Salmon, smiling for photos and laughing at the irony. Salmon, who famously opposed the admission of women to Trinity, has become…

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The Conversation Africa·higher-ed

6 African thinkers who help us understand the world – new book

Who counts as an intellectual? In many traditions, the figure of the intellectual is tied to the search for truth, social critique and public engagement. From the Dreyfus Affair (a political scandal in 1894 in France…

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Study International·higher-ed

University of Chester: Postgraduate humanities and social sciences built for global impact

Sadie Spencer did not expect to score 92% on her master’s dissertation. She had moved through her undergraduate degree at the University of Chester ‘s School of Humanities and Social Sciences with the conviction that…

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Tehran Times

Iranians call for students, teachers worldwide not to remain silent in face of US-Israeli crimes

TEHRAN – A group of Iranian students and teachers have published a letter in seven languages, calling on students and teachers around the world not to remain silent in the face of the crimes of the Zionist regime and…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

Over-50s drive language travel growth as learning becomes a lifestyle choice

At EF Education First , enrolments in 50+ language travel programs have increased by 50% over the past two years. At its school in Rome, that growth is visible on the ground. On the first Monday of every month, a new…

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The PIE News·higher-ed

Revealed: Kaplan Languages Group to be bought by Inspirit Capital

Inspirit Capital is acquiring Kaplan Languages Group for an undisclosed amount In an exclusive interview, CEO reveals primary focus for Kaplan on HE and online divisions New brand identity expected, while continuing…

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Study International·higher-ed

3 US business schools launching global careers

These days, companies are jumping on automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital transformation to keep up in a data-driven economy. And these systems are only going to keep becoming more important. The World…

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Study International·research

11 hard words to spell that’ll baffle even English professors

English spelling is infamous for its difficulty, inconsistencies, and some hard words to spell can even trick fluent speakers . “Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism,” for instance, is a tongue-twisting medical term that…

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EdTech Magazine K-12·edtech

Google Class Tools Help Teachers Manage Devices and Distraction

Teaching is getting more complex all the time. “It's difficult to be a teacher these days. Educators are juggling a high-tech environment with many devices, a wide range of languages in the classroom, and vastly…

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The 74 Million

Opinion: Latin is Not Dead Yet. Here’s How We Keep It Alive

In November 2025, Pope Leo XIV signed new regulations for the Roman Curia stating that institutions “shall ordinarily draw up their acts in Latin or in another language ” — a quiet but symbolically significant retreat…

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Harvard Gazette·higher-ed

Psychedelics and the search for truth

Photo by Paula Ortiz Health Psychedelics and the search for truth Legal scholar sees common interests with law, religion, humanities Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer April 16, 2026 5 min read Universities and psychedelic…

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Waseda University News·higher-ed

Spring 2026 Entrance Ceremonies held at Waseda Arena

On Wednesday, April 1 and Thursday, April 2, 2026, the entrance ceremonies for undergraduates, graduate students, and students from the Art and Architecture School were held at the Waseda Arena on Toyama Campus. 8,949…

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Chalkbeat

This first-year Newark teacher builds a sense of belonging for students with disabilities

Sign up for Chalkbeat Newark’s free newsletter to get the latest news about the city’s public school system delivered to your inbox. Alex Richardson always knew she wanted to help people; she just needed to find the…

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University of Illinois News Bureau·higher-ed

Four Illinois students receive Critical Language Scholarships

Four University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign students received U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarships to study foreign languages this summer.

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5 books set in the world’s best universities for a little escape

MIT scientists build the world’s largest collection of Olympiad-level math problems, and open it to everyone

Student Excellence Celebrated at Honors Event

7 cheapest Asian universities for international students

EBacc withdrawal ‘squeezes languages out of the picture’

“The First Woman to Address a Major Society of the College” — Sitting Down with Colette Weaire

6 African thinkers who help us understand the world – new book

University of Chester: Postgraduate humanities and social sciences built for global impact

Iranians call for students, teachers worldwide not to remain silent in face of US-Israeli crimes

Over-50s drive language travel growth as learning becomes a lifestyle choice

Revealed: Kaplan Languages Group to be bought by Inspirit Capital

3 US business schools launching global careers

11 hard words to spell that’ll baffle even English professors

Google Class Tools Help Teachers Manage Devices and Distraction

Opinion: Latin is Not Dead Yet. Here’s How We Keep It Alive

Psychedelics and the search for truth

Spring 2026 Entrance Ceremonies held at Waseda Arena

This first-year Newark teacher builds a sense of belonging for students with disabilities

Four Illinois students receive Critical Language Scholarships

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