What happens when a university's attempt to combat hate collides with accusations of stifling free speech? At Northwestern University, over 300 students are locked in a standoff, barred from registering for classes due to their refusal to complete a mandatory antisemitism training video, sparking a
In the ever-shifting landscape of higher education, academic freedom stands as a cornerstone for faculty, ensuring they can pursue truth and innovation without fear of reprisal. Yet, a vital but often sidelined group—academic staff, frequently referred to as third-space professionals—remains
In a striking development within the United Kingdom’s education sector, the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has raised serious alarms about the forthcoming Ofsted inspection framework, scheduled for implementation on November 10. This new system, which will evaluate schools using
Introduction Imagine a college campus bustling with activity, but instead of just young faces fresh from high school, picture a single parent rushing to class after dropping off kids, or a veteran seeking new skills after years of service, challenging the outdated stereotype of who a college
Imagine a sprawling network of 90 campuses struggling under the weight of constant IT connectivity issues, where pinpointing a single problem felt like searching for a needle in a haystack, and the challenges seemed insurmountable. This was the reality for the Kentucky Community and Technical
In a time when many school districts across the nation grapple with persistent teacher shortages and high turnover, one district in North Dakota stands out for its remarkable turnaround, showing what strategic planning can achieve. Grand Forks Public School District (GFPS) has managed to bring its
