The UK government has postponed controversial powers to fine universities for failing to uphold freedom of speech, allowing time to reconsider the law.
MUU Extremism Surges Among University Students, New Data Reveals
University students flagged under the Prevent programme have risen by 50% in two years, with ‘mixed, unclear or unstable’ ideologies showing the most significant increase.
University Battle Bolton’s Rebranding Sparks Legal Clash with Manchester Rivals
Bolton’s bid to rebrand as the University of Greater Manchester faces fierce legal opposition from regional universities, sparking accusations of anti-competitive behavior.
Working Through University Students Share Their Stories
Discover how university students are balancing demanding part-time jobs with their studies and the impact this has on their academic performance and personal lives.
Record Number of UK Students Working Part-Time The Impact on Education
Over half of UK students now work part-time to cover living costs, creating a two-tier education system. Discover the impact on their studies and wellbeing.
DOJ Mandates Reforms in Tennessee School District Following Racist Incidents
Tennessee’s Hawkins County School District agrees to significant reforms after a DOJ investigation uncovers racist harassment, including a mock slave auction.
UK Election 2024 Student Voters Hold the Key to Conservative Defeats
Over 30 Conservative seats are at risk as student voters return home, potentially swaying the UK’s general election. Learn how this could impact key constituencies.
How UK Students Struggle with Paid Work and Lack of Support
Since 2010, my experience teaching in higher education has consistently highlighted a troubling trend: the necessity for students to undertake paid work, often exceeding 20 hours a week in low-wage...
Rock Star Stevie Van Zandt Push for Music in England Schools
Stevie Van Zandt advocates for music education in England’s schools, highlighting its transformative impact on student engagement and learning.
Long-Term Plan to Combat Misogyny in Schools A 20-Year Vision
Jess Phillips outlines a 20-year plan to combat misogyny in schools and introduces Raneem’s Law to enhance protection for domestic abuse victims.
How Private Education Fuels Team GB Olympic Success
One-third of Team GB 2024 athletes are privately educated, showcasing the impact of elite school facilities and support on sporting success. Discover the trends and insights from the latest study.
UK Faces Looming £5bn Crisis in Special Educational Needs Funding
A crisis of £5 billion in debt, caused by unchecked spending on special educational needs (Send), could bankrupt numerous local authorities in England within two years, according to warnings issued...