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CBSA Checks End Calgary PGWP Protest; 12 Possibly Inadmissible
A 22-day Calgary protest by international graduates ended after CBSA identified 12 attendees as possibly inadmissible. T...
McMahon’s Seven-Themed Reform Call Forces Colleges to Define Their Public Compact
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has asked colleges to publish commitments on admissions, speech, affordability, AI and...
US Schools Ramp Up AI Policies, but the Destination for Students Remains Unclear
Thirty-four states have issued AI guidance, yet a fundamental question is being skipped: what skills will keep students ...
Pearson Taps International Student Leaders for New Advisory Board in Australia
Pearson is giving international students in Australia a standing voice in education and employability debates via a new ...
UNAM-Selected Applicants to March Monday Against New Control Exam
Students already accepted to UNAM will protest a newly proposed control exam that could revoke their places, calling on ...
CJP Core Members to Meet August 5 to Chart Future Course After NEET Protests
Cockroach Janta Party core members gather in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on August 5 to set a future agenda after protests...
Full School Day Cell Phone Bans Gain Majority Support for First Time, Pew Finds
A new Pew Research Center survey shows 48% of U.S. adults now back bell-to-bell phone bans in schools, up from 36% two y...
PM Modi Appoints Nandan Nilekani to Lead Task Force on Exam Reforms After NEET Leak Protests
High-powered committee, including ex-ISRO chief and IIT Madras director, tasked with leak-proof and tech-sound exams. Ed...
Australia Raises Student Visa Fees 25%, Shields ASEAN in Diplomatic Push
Canberra sharply increases international student visa costs but exempts Southeast Asian nations, balancing migration con...
South Dakota's Education Waiver Unlocks $19M in Flexible Funds for District-Led Priorities
The U.S. Department of Education approved South Dakota's 'Returning Education to the States' waiver, allowing the state ...
Japan's Schools Fight Record Heat with Freezers, Parasols and Cooling Pads for Students
Heatstroke emergencies topped 100,000 in 2025 as temperatures hit 40°C. Schools and cities are rolling out ice-slurry dr...