A national health committee recommended establishing kidney transplant centers in multiple government medical colleges across large and small states to address the backlog of over 61,000 patients.

A jury convicted Tiedan Huo of 12 charges for threatening students and staff at Waiuku and Rutherford colleges, along with other public sites.

The Department of Defense has directed thirty American colleges to conduct internal reviews of their partnerships and financial connections with foreign entities, signaling heightened scrutiny of academic-international relations.

Some 43.46 percent, or 49 out of 113 state universities and colleges (SUCs) in the Philippines, are slated to receive reduced budgets next year under the National Expenditure Program.

The Nigerian Federal Government has officially released the admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session for Federal Unity Colleges, with prospective students now able to check their admission status.

An increasing number of US colleges are introducing three-year bachelor's degree programs, which reduce the traditional four-year curriculum by cutting a year and associated credits.

Discussions are underway regarding the repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act (Auku) and its potential impact on higher education in Malaysia.

Uzbekistan plans to provide loans to organizations that implement dual education programs with state technical colleges and commit to hiring their graduates.

Malaysia's Higher Education Minister Zambry Abd Kadir stated that repealing the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) 1971 requires a comprehensive review of higher education law.

Applications from foreign students to US colleges have fallen by 10% this year, signaling a likely steep decline in international enrollment for the upcoming fall semester.

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has trained officials from mentor universities and affiliated Colleges of Education on a new quality assurance framework designed to enhance oversight and improve tertiary education quality.

Schools and colleges in Manipur have been shut for three days due to escalating tensions and protests. The unrest stems from demands for the implementation of a National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the upcoming Census.

Malaysia's government announced plans to replace the 55-year-old University and University Colleges Act (UUCA) with new legislation. The new law will specifically exclude provisions that previously restricted student freedom, aiming to foster a more liberal campus environment.

Current and former employees of Samordna opptak (Norwegian Universities and Colleges Admission Service) describe a disintegrating work environment marked by a culture of fear, with half of the staff having resigned.

Malaysian universities are discussing the potential repeal of the University and University Colleges Act (UUCA), with some suggesting it could enhance global competitiveness while others advocate for its use in reshaping the university landscape.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has assured a full repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (AUKU), promising no replacement laws that would curb student freedom or movement.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is leading to a surge in interest in computer science programs among students at US colleges, with many wanting to explore the field.

Randy Villegas, a California House candidate backed by Bernie Sanders, promoted Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) as a 'social justice-driven duty' in his academic writings. His work focused on community colleges and embraced an activist role.

PKR Youth has expressed support for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's announcement to repeal the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) and urged students to advocate for broader reforms.

Ghana's Parliamentary Select Committee on Education has initiated a review of the financial and procurement practices in several Colleges of Education, based on adverse findings in recent Auditor General's reports.

The Nigerian Federal Government is partnering with the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) to lift 80 million vulnerable Nigerians out of poverty. Concurrently, the government is working to make agriculture education 80% practical in polytechnics and colleges.

Donald Trump has intensified scrutiny on international students, issuing a warning to US colleges regarding the potential misuse of work permits.

A Yahoo article highlights 25 colleges where students reportedly dedicate the most hours per week to studying. The piece provides insights into academic rigor at various institutions.

A new report forecasts a nearly 10% decline, or about 111,000 fewer, international students at U.S. colleges and universities.

An independent review into antisemitism in schools and colleges has found that heads of Jewish schools are spending more time on security measures than on educational matters.

Over 500 prospective students participated in the entrance examination for Delta technical colleges, indicating a growing interest in vocational education and skills acquisition in the region.

Spelman College President Dr. Ayanna Howard discussed the effects of federal funding rollbacks for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and the influence of artificial intelligence on college graduates.

After two rounds of allocations, hundreds of undergraduate seats remain vacant at off-campus colleges affiliated with Delhi University.

An additional admission period for remaining vacant study places in Lithuanian universities and colleges commenced on Tuesday, offering more opportunities for prospective students.

The Education Secretary, McMahon, has requested all U.S. colleges to commit to Trump-administration approved reforms by year's end, seeking full transparency on several priorities without threatening federal research funding.

Schools and colleges in Ghaziabad, India, have been shut down until August 12 due to the ongoing Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage, with a traffic diversion plan in effect.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is leading to a surge in interest in computer science among college students, with many wanting to explore the field.

Forbes has published a new list ranking the top 20 Historically Black Colleges and Universities, divided into 10 private and 10 public institutions. The rankings are based on student outcomes and the return on investment for graduates.

Students from government colleges achieved top positions in the pre-medical category as inter results were announced, with an overall success ratio of 61.43%.

An expert discusses strategies to fix higher education amidst eroding public confidence, rising costs, and political conflict, emphasizing the need for reform without undermining research funding or the core mission of colleges.

Punjab has outsourced approximately 18,000 primary schools to the private sector and plans to extend this initiative to more schools, with discussions underway to potentially outsource middle schools, high schools, and colleges as well.

A fact check has clarified that HIV testing is not mandatory in Karnataka colleges, with the state confirming it is not required under the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Act, 2017.

New rules for high school admission in Romania, effective from 2027, may include an additional selection test for candidates applying to certain national colleges, while other places will continue to be filled by computerized distribution.

Economist and author Glenn Loury engaged in a discussion about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in American colleges, exploring whether it has negatively impacted institutions and the balance between rejecting racial preferences and addressing racial inequality.

Harvard University leads all U.S. colleges with nearly $4.5 billion in foreign funding, prompting Senator Tom Cotton to call for an Education Department investigation into its funding from China.

Christian Medical College and Amrita have been recognized among the best medical colleges in Tamil Nadu according to the NIRF rankings.

India has significantly expanded its medical education sector, with the number of medical colleges more than doubling since 2014.

As colleges adapt to the creator economy, USC Reach has emerged as a flagship program, akin to a Greek-like club, focused on transforming students into social media superstars.

The White House plans to reallocate $200 billion in annual research spending, shifting funds towards AI initiatives and away from traditional college research, in an effort to outpace China.

Nearly 60% of U.S. colleges reported a decrease in international student applications for the 2026-27 academic year, coinciding with a decade-high rate of student visa refusals.

India's National Medical Commission has announced that medical colleges will now independently decide faculty appointments and promotions, ending the need for routine eligibility clearances.

An in-depth look into the burgeoning trend of microcolleges, exploring their structure, benefits, and impact on higher education.

Ghana's Ministry of Health has issued a warning to heads of health training institutions, emphasizing strict compliance with admission guidelines and timelines for this year's admission window.

Theology colleges in Kenya have been given 90 days to comply with tough new terms or face closure. This move aims to regulate institutions with questionable theological practices.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that it will formally introduce comprehensive sex education in schools and colleges nationwide, accepting a committee's report recommending this curriculum change to address adolescent concerns.

The scrutiny of academic material in Kashmir, previously focused on schools, is now being extended to colleges, indicating a broader review of educational content in the region.

A new report indicates that nearly two-thirds of colleges and universities anticipate a decline in international student enrollment.

An NDTV ground report uncovered significant irregularities and missing campuses in several B.Ed colleges in Madhya Pradesh, highlighting issues within the teacher-training education system.

Heavy to very heavy rainfall has wreaked havoc across parts of India, particularly in Mumbai, Thane, and Raigad, leading to a red alert. Schools and colleges in Mumbai have been closed as a precautionary measure, and transport between Pune and Mumbai has been disrupted due to flooded highways and railway tracks.

More than 55 engineering colleges across India have been shut down, primarily due to low student enrollment and a shortage of faculty, with Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra being the most affected states.

The AICTE announced that 58 engineering colleges have been shut down across India, with Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra topping the list.

Schools and colleges in Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad have been closed following an IMD red alert for heavy rainfall. The decision was made to ensure safety amidst the severe weather conditions.

All students in vocational schools, colleges, and universities in the Netherlands will be granted a legal right to payment for their internships, though not a minimum wage.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Palghar, Maharashtra, raising questions about potential school and college closures.

Luxembourgish athlete Dorian Grosber is changing colleges in the USA to facilitate a family visit, while also competing with the national team for a spot in the second round of EM qualification.

The Greek government is exploring the possibility of recognizing the rights of graduates from private nursing colleges to participate in competitions for positions within the National Health System (ESY).

The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea challenging high fees in private medical colleges, stating that private institutions would close down if fees were cut. The court advised students unable to pay to seek scholarships.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear a medical student's plea for a reduction in tuition fees, stating that private and government colleges cannot be expected to have equivalent fee structures.

Citing a lack of essential facilities like laboratories and qualified faculty, 24 colleges in the Marathwada region have been prohibited from admitting students to BSc programs. This decision aims to address deficiencies in educational standards.

The SAT exam marks its 100th anniversary, with many colleges that previously dropped the test now bringing it back. The enduring nature of the exam is being questioned as institutions re-evaluate its role in admissions.

Colleges across 26 states are increasingly offering accelerated nine-month bachelor’s programs requiring 90 credits instead of the traditional 120, aiming to reduce costs and time-to-degree.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has directed colleges to pause the Curricular Practical Training program pending official student authorization requests, impacting both foreign and American students.

Jamie Dimon and his wife, Judith, through their foundation, have donated $12 million to 12 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), emphasizing their belief in these institutions as springboards for future generations.

A new report indicates a 15% drop in applications from Indian students to US colleges, representing one of the steepest declines from any country. This trend suggests a significant shift in international student enrollment patterns.

Nigeria's JAMB has instructed colleges to submit lists of students admitted illegally for condonement, following ministerial approval for upcoming academic sessions.

After relaxing requirements during the Covid era, some colleges are once again changing their admissions processes, influenced by pressure from the Trump administration, AI, and their own professors.

South Korea will restrict state scholarships and student loans for incoming students at 20 universities and junior colleges next year. These institutions failed to meet accreditation or financial sustainability requirements.

A growing trend shows British students are choosing white-collar apprenticeships over attending top colleges.

Reports indicate a decline in international student enrollment at U.S. colleges and universities this fall, attributed to stricter student visa policies.

Applications from foreign students to US colleges reportedly fell by 10% in 2026, indicating a potential shift in international education trends.

Colleges across the country are actively working to mitigate an anticipated crisis in student enrollment.

Uzbekistan's Ministry of Higher Education has announced the official start dates for universities, academic lyceums, and technical colleges for the 2026/2027 academic year.

Dr. Máire McCafferty discusses the long and rich history of Irish language summer colleges, highlighting their significance in preserving and promoting the language.

The Princeton Review has identified the top 10 colleges for financial aid in 2026, highlighting institutions considered most generous with their aid packages, a crucial factor for families concerned about educational costs.

Provosts of health colleges in Nigeria have called on President Tinubu to lift a seven-year moratorium affecting their institutions and ensure accreditation processes remain accessible.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that any decision regarding Umno must prioritize the welfare of the people over anger, while DAP expressed 100 percent support for the abolition of the Universities and University Colleges Act (AUKU), advocating for further reforms.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is leading to a significant surge in interest in computer science programs among students at US colleges and universities.

Malaysia's Higher Education Minister Zambry Abd Kadir confirmed that the University and University Colleges Act (AUKU) will be repealed and replaced by a new 'One Higher Education Act' launched in January. This move is seen by groups like Abim as a beginning for broader higher education reform.

A professor shares their disillusionment with higher education, citing years of colleges being at the center of culture wars and a shift in perspective after experiencing the system from within.

The second phase of supplementary admissions to universities and colleges has commenced in Lithuania, with more than 200 state-funded study places still available.

US colleges are bracing for an anticipated 9.5% decrease in foreign student enrollment, a trend that is expected to particularly impact Indian students.

Teachers funded by Parent-Teacher Associations (PTA) have become essential to the teaching staff in many unity colleges across Nigeria.

The Princeton Review surveyed students to identify colleges where students dedicate the most hours to studying each week, with Princeton University being highlighted as one such institution.

LinkedIn released a list of US universities with the most successful graduates, with Princeton University topping the ranking, surpassing Harvard and Stanford.

An independent review into antisemitism in schools and colleges has found "shocking" levels of antisemitism directed at Jewish children, according to a government expert.

The Uttar Pradesh government has initiated an anti-drug drive in colleges and universities, focusing on identifying substance abusers and implementing parcel checks at entry gates.

The Portuguese government has announced a 16% increase in funding for special education colleges. This boost aims to enhance support for students with special needs.

Ohio State University stated that its jersey patch deal was made between Learfield and Chase, highlighting a trend among colleges to avoid transparency regarding such agreements.

The Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) has extended the deadline for first-year Intermediate admissions for the 2026–27 academic session until August 15, 2026, applying to various affiliated junior colleges.

California community colleges are set to begin offering abortion pills to students by 2029. This initiative aims to expand access to reproductive healthcare on campus.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon has sent a letter to US university leaders, requesting their commitment to a slate of campus reforms by the end of 2026 as part of the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul higher education.

A report indicates that struggling colleges are increasingly drawing from their endowments to cover operational costs and manage their financial obligations.

A new advisory in Karnataka states that no junk food should be sold within 50 meters of schools and colleges.

The White House plans to direct billions in research funds towards artificial intelligence, shifting resources away from traditional colleges and universities.

Approximately 450,000 borrowers who claim they were defrauded by their colleges are set to have their federal student loans erased, following a class-action lawsuit that has been entangled in courts for years.

Lithuania's Ministry of Education, Science and Sport announced that 21,700 applicants have been invited to universities and colleges this year, a 3.8% increase from last year.

Nearly 30,000 teenagers embark on their annual language pilgrimage to the Gaeltacht regions across Ireland, attending summer colleges from Donegal to Kerry to immerse themselves in the Irish language and culture.

The article delves into the history of Irish language colleges that were founded a century ago, highlighting their immersion in the language.

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has instructed medical colleges to set up "Enabling Units" to support students with disabilities. This directive aims to improve accessibility and inclusivity within medical education.

US colleges, the world's top education destination, experienced a 20% drop in new foreign undergraduate enrollments this year, though Singapore was notably insulated from this trend.

Chinese students preparing for US colleges are undergoing unusual training, including simulated ICE raids and kidnapping drills, to prepare for potential dangers abroad.

Record rainfall has brought Ahmedabad to a standstill, leading to the closure of schools and colleges across the city.

An opinion piece argues that colleges are fundamental to the existence of college sports, emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between academic institutions and athletic programs.

Maharashtra has announced that there will be no more institutional rounds for MBBS admissions in private colleges, signaling a change in the admission process.

Ahead of the 2026–27 academic session, Delhi University has instructed its colleges and affiliated institutions to enhance anti-ragging measures and strengthen overall campus discipline. The new guidelines emphasize increased surveillance and confidential grievance mechanisms.

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has announced the commencement of the 2026 selection and placement exercise for qualified candidates into technical colleges nationwide.

Delhi University teachers have voiced concerns and warned against a proposal to bring Bihar colleges under a government department, fearing it could weaken the existing educational structure.

Following an NDTV report that found agricultural land at a purported college site, the Centre has ordered a probe into B.Ed colleges that may not exist.

The National Medical Commission has announced 1.37 lakh MBBS seats for the 2026-27 academic year, with private colleges in Karnataka experiencing the largest jump in available positions.

Under a proposed Bihar law, undergraduate colleges would no longer report to the Governor, instead falling under the direct purview of the state government.

The Odisha government has introduced a fee waiver for eligible regular courses from KG to PG in state universities, government colleges, and private aided colleges, subject to a 75% attendance requirement. Professional courses are exempt from this waiver.

Delhi University's undergraduate admission preferences show a shift, with colleges like Dyal Singh and Sri Venkateswara emerging among the top six choices for students.

The National Economics University in Hanoi received more SAT submissions from Vietnamese students in 2025 than any American institution, indicating the growing use of the U.S. exam for domestic admissions in Vietnam.

An investigation has uncovered that many public colleges in California have quietly acquired military-grade weaponry, including AR-15s and stun grenades, for campus safety purposes.

Sixteen US presidents have been educated at Ivy League colleges and universities. Joe Biden's presidency broke a 32-year streak of Ivy League alumni in the White House.

Mumbai experienced severe disruptions for the third consecutive day due to heavy rains and strong winds, leading to widespread rail and highway traffic issues. Schools and colleges were closed in Mumbai and the worst-hit Palghar district.

Riga's deputy mayor announced plans for a unified application system for 10th grade admissions next year, encompassing general education schools, vocational colleges, and art and music schools. This aims to streamline the process for students applying to various educational institutions.

Fahrudin Spahić, a talented student from Gračanica, Bosnia, who was named student of his generation there and top student in his first year of university in Rome, has now received offers from five American colleges.

Mumbai has declared an afternoon holiday for schools and colleges due to a red alert, indicating severe weather conditions or other significant risks.

The Serbian government has adopted enrollment quotas for state-funded universities and colleges for the 2026/2027 academic year, allowing for 17,493 first-year students.

The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) has raised an alarm over what it describes as renewed moves to privatize Federal Government Colleges, known as Unity Schools, warning against such a policy.

July 1 marks the official start of a federal program allowing funds for short-term workforce training, but so far only 11 states have established roadmaps for colleges to apply, limiting initial participation.

Bulgarian lawmakers have restricted the Supreme Judicial Council's colleges from selecting temporary heads, with the new council expected to be elected by October 17. This move aims to limit their authority in interim appointments.

Three students who enlisted in Russian drone units after a recruitment drive at colleges last year died in front-line combat, despite not being told they would end up in such positions, according to a BBC Russia investigation.

The Nigerian Federal Government plans to introduce a competency-based digital curriculum in colleges of education. The initiative aims to produce digitally skilled and globally competitive teachers.

An opinion piece discusses the potential closure of special education colleges in Portugal and the significant impact this would have on dependent families.

Starting from the 2026–2027 academic year, Roma students and youth in Moldova will benefit from special admission measures for schools, colleges, excellence centers, and universities, as announced by the Ministry of Education and Research.

Universities and colleges in Ireland are warning students of severe accommodation shortages as central admission offers begin rolling out for the upcoming term.

Africa Education Watch supports the proposed National University of Teacher Education but advises prioritizing the enhancement of Ghana's 49 public Colleges of Education instead.

The Pakistani federal health minister has issued directives prohibiting private medical institutions from charging tuition fees exceeding Rs2.1 million without explicit government approval.

New community colleges have opened in Camalig, Albay, with 120 pioneer students, and in Kumalarang, Zamboanga del Sur. These institutions aim to provide accessible higher education to local communities.

Applications from Indian students to US colleges have reportedly fallen by 15%, prompting a reevaluation of the 'American dream' among prospective students.

The University of the Philippines System has proposed a budget of P26.53 billion for 2027, which is lower than the funding it received in the 2026 national budget, as other state universities and colleges also submit their proposed allocations.

US higher education institutions are grappling with an unprecedented crisis, with around 15 colleges closing in 2025 and 40 in 2024 due to debt, declining enrollment, and a questioning of the value of skills taught.

US colleges are confronting a demographic squeeze as the number of high school graduates is projected to decline by 13% through 2041 after peaking in 2025, particularly impacting regional schools with limited endowments.

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) is expanding its support for Utalii College applications to three coastal counties, aiming to increase access to hospitality education in the region.

Delhi has launched an initiative to enhance women's safety by deploying 'Shishtachar Squads' and increasing police presence near colleges, transit hubs, and crowded areas to prevent harassment.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to fully repealing the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) this year to foster academic freedom. Concurrently, he has dismissed the possibility of a full Goods and Services Tax (GST) return, citing concerns over the cost of living.

Manipur has ordered the closure of all schools, colleges, and universities from August 20 to 23, citing the prevailing law and order situation amidst a JFD shutdown.

A report indicates that half of the homeopathy colleges in Maharashtra, India, have established political connections, raising questions about governance and influence in the education sector.

The G25 civil society group states that the proposed abolition of Malaysia's Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (AUKU) would promote critical thinking in universities.

The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has released P9.75 billion in funding for free higher education to 108 State Universities and Colleges (SUCs). This allocation aims to support access to higher education across the country.

The Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) has advised against taking the abolition of the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (AUKU) lightly, stressing the need for clear guidelines to accompany such a move.

Research conducted at Ireland's colleges and universities is actively contributing to the creation of future companies and jobs, as evidenced by Enterprise Ireland's Annual Knowledge Transfer Survey results.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the proposal to repeal the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) will be presented to the Cabinet next week. This move follows student advocacy for greater academic freedom.

Applications for admission to Malaysia's Ministry of Education Vocational Colleges have surged past 67,000, leading to intense competition with three applicants vying for each available spot.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced new, practical-focused agricultural programs in polytechnics and colleges to boost food security and exports.

Colleges that have closed down are now resorting to selling their campuses, often their only remaining significant asset, to manage their financial situations.

A new report suggests that foreign student enrollment at US colleges is expected to decline by 10% as a result of the Trump administration's policies, raising concerns among advocates about potential job losses and program cuts.

Under a proposed law in Kenya, all 32 teachers training colleges will lose their independence and operate as campuses under a new umbrella entity called the Kenya Teachers Training College (KTTC).

The Bar Council has issued a one-time approval relief for LLB admissions to colleges in Maharashtra.

As colleges and students increasingly adopt virtual classes, the ease of AI-powered cheating is raising significant questions about the integrity and value of online degrees.

Government colleges achieved a pass percentage of 45.25% in the BIEK Arts results, with female students demonstrating strong performance.

The provincial government of Sindh, Pakistan, has reversed its earlier decision, restoring a five-day working week for all schools and colleges from Monday to Friday.

Additional admissions for vacant study places in universities and colleges across Lithuania commenced on Tuesday.

All educational institutions in Ghaziabad, including schools and colleges, will remain closed from August 4 to August 12 due to the ongoing Kanwar Yatra.

After colleges rejected a 'compact' last year, Trump administration officials, including Education Secretary Linda McMahon, are now attempting to push their agenda through an open letter.

Facing financial difficulties, several colleges are reportedly tapping into restricted donor funds to maintain operations.

Kick streamer Clavicular is set to embark on a US College Tour starting August 2, 2026, where he plans to livestream his visits to various colleges and fraternities, an announcement that has garnered mixed reactions online.

Huawei and Nigeria's National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to boost AI education and digital skills across Nigeria, aiming to transform learning and equip students.

Hungarian universities and colleges are rapidly adapting to labor market demands by launching specialized postgraduate programs. Data security law and addiction counseling are currently leading, while AI-related courses are also emerging as popular choices.

Medical colleges have condemned the NHS's decision to scrap a longstanding scheme that allowed up to 500 foreign-trained doctors annually to boost their skills in UK hospitals.

The Sindh government announced that all schools and colleges in the province will operate on a six-day work week from August 1 until further notice, a decision communicated through two separate notifications from the Sindh Education Department.

Thousands of Indian MBBS graduates are unable to take foreign licensing exams because their colleges have not secured essential ECFMG sponsor notes required for international medical practice recognition.

A BBC investigation reveals that Russian authorities have increasingly pushed ninth-graders into vocational colleges instead of higher education, potentially steering them towards military service.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research announced a competition for 145 vacant teaching positions in vocational schools, colleges, and centers of excellence, offering indemnities up to 375,000 lei for graduates.

Lindsay Tanne Howe, founder of LogicPrep, a global college advisory firm, shares five strategies that wealthy families use to get their children into top colleges, which she believes any parent can adapt.

A new report in Finland recommends offering digital courses in colleges, as it reveals that half of individuals aged 65-74 lack the necessary digital skills for modern life.

The Lagos State government has officially released the admission list for its model colleges and upgraded schools for the 2026 academic year. This announcement provides clarity for students and parents awaiting placement.

Several Delhi University colleges initially backed Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on social media amidst protests, though some later removed their posts and issued apologies.

Sixteen Dutch municipalities still lack new colleges of mayors and aldermen 126 days after the March municipal elections. With the summer recess adding another thirty days, coalition formations in these municipalities will be further delayed.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced the revival of 16 abandoned digital e-library projects across Unity Colleges, aiming to modernise public schools and expand access to technology for students.

Figures show that only about two in 10 students training as performing musicians in the Netherlands are Dutch, indicating a growing international presence in the country's music colleges.

India's Education Ministry has formed a panel to investigate alleged irregularities in four Bachelor of Education (BEd) colleges in Madhya Pradesh.

The Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana (TTAG) has announced that the disbursement of trainee allowances to eligible beneficiaries in Colleges of Education across the country has commenced.

The Supreme Court of India has granted an extension until September 15 for the Pharmacy Council of India to verify colleges for admissions in the 2026-27 academic session.

Delhi is planning to introduce 56 dedicated women-only electric bus services during peak hours to provide a safer commute for women traveling to offices and colleges.

Áine Ní Bhreisleáin reports on the challenges and joys experienced by 'mná tí' (hostesses) in Irish Summer Colleges, highlighting their unique role.

Transport researchers from twelve Swedish universities and colleges warn of severe consequences following the Swedish Transport Administration's decision to halve funding for transport research over the next twelve years.

California public colleges and universities are acquiring military equipment like AR-15s and submachine guns for campus police, raising concerns among students about potential misuse against dissent.

Unknown photographs tucked away in the archives of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are being preserved and widely shared for the first time, telling the story of these institutions.

Following a boom in Southern colleges, the Midwest region is now seeing increased attention and popularity in the higher education landscape.

An exclusive ranking shows that certain educational institutions, particularly private colleges, achieved the highest scores in the written sections of the French Brevet exam.

Schools and colleges in Mumbai have been declared closed for Monday following an 'orange alert' issued by the IMD for heavy rainfall. The decision was made by the BMC to ensure public safety amidst the severe weather forecast.

Florida's State Board of Education has approved a new policy prohibiting undocumented students from enrolling in public colleges, a move projected to result in a $15 million loss in tuition and fee income.

College recruiters in Utah are facing heightened competition as institutions from states like Oklahoma and Michigan intensify their efforts to attract local talent, requiring more work to retain students.

The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) has rejected the Nigerian government's plan to privatize Unity Colleges and urged the Federal Government to suspend the move.

A total of 65,343 applications have been received for the first round of admissions at Delhi University.

Tutors at St Monica’s College of Education in Asante-Mampong, Ghana, completed a two-day academic retreat focused on grant writing, research development, and scholarly publication to strengthen research capacity.

Private medical colleges in Bangladesh have seen a decline in foreign student enrollment over the past three years.

Fitch reports that private colleges saw revenue growth last year, but it was not enough to meet their financial needs.

Mumbai experienced heavy rainfall and severe waterlogging on June 23, causing traffic disruptions, with the IMD issuing an orange alert for intense showers and thunderstorms.

Montenegro's Minister of Education, Science, and Innovation, Anđela Jakšić Stojanović, hosted six students who received UWC scholarships for the 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 academic years, enabling them to study at prestigious colleges in Italy.