Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with news on the city’s public school system. A measure on Tuesday’s ballot could make permanent a small Philadelphia program that monitors quality of life…

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MIT News Education·higher-ed

A bet that has paid off 500 million times over

In 2001, at the dawn of the digital age, MIT made a bold decision: to open its curriculum to the world. Through MIT OpenCourseWare — now part of MIT Open Learning — the Institute began sharing materials from nearly all…

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Community College Daily·policy

The most important person at commencement is not the graduate

It is 9 a.m. sharp, and the 42 nd commencement of the Community College of Aurora is about to commence. This year, the institution is conferring its largest number of degrees and certificates in the college’s history —…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

India will be ‘relegated to history’ if it attempts misadventure against Pakistan

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Monday said that India would be “relegated to history” and its geography “changed” if it attempted any future misadventure against Pakistan. In an interview on the Geo News programme…

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Middle East Eye·higher-ed

UAE and Israel established fund for joint defence acquisition, sources say

UAE and Israel established fund for joint defence acquisition, sources say Submitted by Sean Mathews on Mon, 05/18/2026 - 17:33 The emerging partnership between Israel and the UAE puts the Gulf state at odds with its…

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FSU News·higher-ed

Two Florida State University history graduates win statewide awards in historic preservation

Two Florida State University students from the Department of History have earned prestigious awards for their work in the identification, protection and rehabilitation of historic sites around the state of Florida.…

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Reason·policy

Samurai vs. Squatters: On the Street With the Hired Swords Reclaiming California Property Owners' Stolen Homes

"We're probably not going to use grenades on this one, right? Because I got 'em." James Jacobs had hired a motley crew of toughs online to help him clear squatters out of an Oakland, California, apartment building. None…

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Dawn Pakistan·higher-ed

Flawed tests and funerals allowed Ebola to spread undetected in Congo

By the time health officials confirmed new Ebola infections in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo last week, the total number of suspected cases meant the outbreak was already one of the largest on record. A series of…

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Reason·higher-ed

The Smartphone Theory of Birth Rate Decline Doesn't Hold Up

Just when you think smartphone panic can't get any more dumb, it always does. Case in point: People are insisting that phones are why people worldwide are having fewer kids. There's one very simple, very obvious flaw…

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Middle East Eye·higher-ed

Zionism was built as a bulwark against socialism

Zionism was built as a bulwark against socialism Submitted by Joseph Massad on Mon, 05/18/2026 - 13:43 Long before today's attacks on leftist politicians and Palestine solidarity movements, Zionist leaders sold their…

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Al Jazeera English

World Cup Golden Boot: which players have top scored at each tournament?

A look back at the top goal scorers in the FIFA World Cup's history, littered with some of the greats of football.

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Daily News Egypt·higher-ed

Opinion | New Republic, Post-Nostalgia

As Egypt marks the bicentennial of its first modern educational mission to Europe in 1826, a new era of creative expression is emerging. For decades, the national conversation leaned heavily on nostalgia, conjuring up…

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Daily News Egypt

Legacy Hotels, RTJ II to develop historic Mena House golf course

Legacy Hotels has announced a strategic partnership with world-renowned architectural firm Robert Trent Jones II (RTJ II) to redevelop the golf course at the Mena House, Cairo. The hotel is a property of the Talaat…

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Dawn Pakistan

Mushfiqur ton leaves Pakistan needing record run chase to beat Bangladesh

Veteran batter Mushfiqur Rahim hit a glittering century as Bangladesh set Pakistan an imposing target of 427 to win the second Test after another commanding day for the hosts on Monday. Bangladesh posted 390 all out in…

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Gulf Times Education

Rai wins first major at PGA with back-nine birdie blitz

Aaron Rai won his first major title on Sunday by capturing the PGA Championship, making birdies on four of the last eight holes to become the first Englishman to win the event in 107 years. Rai sealed a tense back-nine…

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Yale News

Yale School of Public Health debuts new ceremonial mace

The mace, created in collaboration among YSPH leaders and partners at the Yale School of Architecture, incorporates deep historical symbolism and celebrates the school’s history, vision, and mission.

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Reason·higher-ed

Thomas Massie's Moment Has Come

Friends of Rep. Thomas Massie flocked to his Kentucky district to campaign for him over the weekend, drawing the ire of the libertarian-leaning Republican's number one hater: Donald Trump. The furious president called…

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Middle East Eye·policy

Israel to build military 'museum' on ruins of Unrwa HQ in Jerusalem

Israel to build military 'museum' on ruins of Unrwa HQ in Jerusalem Submitted by Mera Aladam on Mon, 05/18/2026 - 07:35 The area will also house a military recruitment centre and an office for the defence minister…

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The Conversation Canada Education·higher-ed

How teaching the history of science can help equip students to face polarized times

For decades, science educators have been encouraged to “stick to the science” and leave politics at the classroom door. But as disinformation spreads online and public trust in science seems to erode in some contexts ,…

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Reason·higher-ed

8½-Year Sentence for American Who Fought for ISIS Is Too Lenient, Says Sixth Circuit

From Wednesday's decision by Judge Amul Thapar, joined by Judges Julia Gibbons and Joan Larsen, in U.S. v. Ramic : Over a decade ago, a new wave of terrorism spread across the Middle East. A group calling itself the…

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High School History Teacher

Education news for this role

Philly ballot measure could bolster education oversight for kids in foster care, juvenile detention

A bet that has paid off 500 million times over

The most important person at commencement is not the graduate

India will be ‘relegated to history’ if it attempts misadventure against Pakistan

UAE and Israel established fund for joint defence acquisition, sources say

Two Florida State University history graduates win statewide awards in historic preservation

Samurai vs. Squatters: On the Street With the Hired Swords Reclaiming California Property Owners' Stolen Homes

Flawed tests and funerals allowed Ebola to spread undetected in Congo

The Smartphone Theory of Birth Rate Decline Doesn't Hold Up

Zionism was built as a bulwark against socialism

World Cup Golden Boot: which players have top scored at each tournament?

Opinion | New Republic, Post-Nostalgia

Legacy Hotels, RTJ II to develop historic Mena House golf course

Mushfiqur ton leaves Pakistan needing record run chase to beat Bangladesh

Rai wins first major at PGA with back-nine birdie blitz

Yale School of Public Health debuts new ceremonial mace

Thomas Massie's Moment Has Come

Israel to build military 'museum' on ruins of Unrwa HQ in Jerusalem

How teaching the history of science can help equip students to face polarized times

8½-Year Sentence for American Who Fought for ISIS Is Too Lenient, Says Sixth Circuit

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