News from the world of Education: July 24, 2025 Information on admissions, scholarships, new courses, research studies and other events at schools and colleges ...

A Gen X parent's attempt to share Dead Poets Society with Gen Z children revealed stark generational differences in how inspiration, tragedy, and systemic change are viewed.

A coalition of 24 Democratic-led states is suing the Trump administration over its decision to freeze more than $6 billion in education funding. California’s attorney general and Kentucky’s ...

With no access to education beyond the 6th grade, girls in Afghanistan turn to religious schools Afghan girls walk through the courtyard of a religious education center in Kabul, Afghanistan ...

Students from Indonesia's Binus University have won a White Pencil at this year's D&AD New Blood Awards for their colour-coded soaps, designed to teach vulnerable users about consent.

After four decades in education, both secular and Catholic, I have witnessed teaching models come and go. The moment before us, however, is not a passing phase; it is a threshold.

Scientific publishing giant Springer Nature has launched a new tool that can detect non-standard phrases in manuscripts submitted to its journals. The new tool is based upon the tortured phrases ...

How Dead Is the Department of Education? The federal agency can’t be abolished with the stroke of a pen. But it can be put on the austerity path to oblivion.

Humanizing STEM education, Fazio said, places issues important to society from a cognitive, social, emotional and environmental perspective at the fore, connecting sciences to our human world.

White House eyeing education cuts for next funding clawback package The No. 2 House Republican says GOP leaders and the administration are in active talks about what rescissions bill to bring up ...

Trump’s firing of 1,300 DOE workers is bad news for all student loan recipients and K-12 students alike.