Bianca Censori Goes Corporate at Columbia University
Bianca Censori swapped her daring outfits for a sleek corporate look as a guest critic at Columbia University's architecture school in NYC this week.
Category : Universities
Paul Mosley Obituary: Education Reformer Dies at 78
Paul Mosley, influential education reformer and founder of the British International School movement, has died at 78. His legacy includes pioneering inclusive education.
Children's Booker Prize Seeks Young Judges Aged 8-12
The Booker Prize Foundation launches a search for three child judges aged 8-12 to join the first Children's Booker Prize panel, alongside Frank Cottrell-Boyce and Lolly Adefope.
University of Queensland Press Cancels Book Over Illustrator's Comments
The University of Queensland Press has cancelled publication of a children's book by Indigenous poet Jazz Money due to illustrator Matt Chun's comments about Bondi attack victims, sparking author backlash.
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Manchester Wins University Challenge Final Against Edinburgh
Manchester University clinched victory in the University Challenge final, defeating Edinburgh 145-105. Captain Kai Madgwick led with nine correct starters, while Miriam Margolyes presented the trophy.
Universities Face Fines for Restricting Free Speech
New legislation in the UK imposes fines on universities that muzzle free speech, aiming to protect academic freedom and open debate on campuses nationwide.
Universities Face £500k Fines for Shutting Down Campus Debates
Higher education institutions could be fined up to £500,000 or lose public funding for censoring free speech, with new watchdog powers targeting 'cancel culture' and foreign influence.
Hampshire College to Close Due to Financial Issues
Hampshire College in the US is set to close permanently after years of financial difficulties and declining enrollment, impacting students and staff.
Universities Sue Government Over Student Loan Error
Nine universities have launched legal action against the government after 22,000 students were told to repay maintenance loans due to classification errors. The institutions condemn the abrupt decision as a systemic failure.
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Hampshire College to Close Permanently After Fall Semester
Massachusetts liberal arts college Hampshire College will shut its doors permanently after the fall semester, citing severe financial pressures and low enrollment as key factors in this heartbreaking decision.
Durham University Faces Claims of Anti-White Discrimination in Admissions
Durham University's new Asian Access programme, offering lower entry grades to British Asian students, sparks accusations of discrimination as data shows higher university acceptance rates for Asian pupils compared to white students.
Lecturer's £10k Bill After Child's E-Bike Crash on Pavement
Sandy Peters suffered multiple broken bones and facial injuries when a child on a Forest e-bike crashed into her in Sutton. She now faces substantial dental costs with little hope of compensation due to insurance gaps.
University's Chocolate Addiction Warning Called 'Farce' by Student
A psychology student at the University of Roehampton says content warnings for lectures, including one for 'chocolate addiction', infantilise students. This follows similar controversies at other UK universities over warnings for texts like Harry Potter a
Student Tom Dingle's Death Ruled Suicide After Girlfriend's Tragedy
A 19-year-old Lancaster University student found dead on Christmas Day took his own life, an inquest concluded, following the earlier death of his girlfriend Natasha Braithwaite.
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Michigan Shifts DEI Funding to Free Tuition Guarantee
The University of Michigan has more than doubled its Go Blue Guarantee financial aid, awarding $56 million to over 6,300 students after closing its DEI initiative.
Wisconsin Regents Cite AI Delays in President's Firing
University of Wisconsin regents testify that fired president Jay Rothman was slow on AI issues and avoided upsetting policymakers, leading to his unanimous dismissal.
English Universities at Risk from Financial Overreach and Expansion
A new report warns that many English universities are taking excessive financial risks, including high borrowing and rapid student growth, threatening sector stability and student welfare.
USC Gym Bans Men from Area in Trial Run After Complaints
The University of Southern California will restrict men from a gym area two days weekly after female and non-binary students reported discomfort. The trial runs from April 6 to May 15.
Cambridge's £190m Gift: Billionaires Can't Fix Universities
A £190m donation to Cambridge University sparks debate on whether billionaire philanthropy can address systemic issues in higher education, from funding gaps to inequality.
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King's College London Overhauls Exams and Grammar for Inclusivity
King's College London is scaling back traditional exams and overlooking grammar mistakes to promote inclusivity, sparking backlash from lecturers and students who call it 'dumbing down'.
University Panel to Recommend Removal of Scott Mills' Doctorate
Southampton Solent University's honorary doctorate scrutiny panel is set to recommend rescinding Scott Mills' award following his sacking by the BBC over personal conduct allegations.
Harvard to Vote on Capping A Grades at 20% to Fight Inflation
Harvard faculty will vote on a proposal to limit A grades to 20% of students per course, aiming to address grade inflation, despite strong student opposition and mixed faculty views.
UW Professor Fired from Director Job After Criticizing Iran War
Aria Fani, a University of Washington professor, was removed as head of the Middle East Center after sending an email criticizing US and Israeli actions in Iran. His case is part of a broader trend of faculty facing repercussions for Middle East commentar
Sandra Holtby OBE: LCF's Visionary Leader Dies at 82
Sandra Holtby, who led the London College of Fashion from 1995 to 2006, transformed it into a global institution through international recruitment and commercial initiatives.
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Wisconsin University President Refuses Board's Resignation Demand
University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman is locked in a standoff with the Board of Regents after refusing to resign or face termination without being given substantive reasons for the board's loss of confidence in his leadership.
Students Demand Removal of Epstein Associates' Names from Campus
A growing movement across American universities sees students, faculty, and alumni calling for buildings named after donors linked to Jeffrey Epstein to be renamed, citing ethical concerns and survivor distress.
Universities Pressured to Strip Epstein Associates' Names from Buildings
Protests escalate at US universities demanding removal of names linked to Jeffrey Epstein from campus buildings, with institutions facing moral and financial dilemmas over donor legacies.
Edinburgh University Union Warns of Year-Long Disruption Over Cuts
The University and College Union has secured a 12-month strike mandate at the University of Edinburgh, with 88% of members voting for industrial action amid ongoing budget cuts and job loss disputes.
Judge Orders University of Pennsylvania to Provide Jewish Employee List
A federal judge has mandated the University of Pennsylvania to submit records on Jewish employees for an EEOC antisemitism probe, while protecting group affiliations and privacy rights.
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£190 Million Cambridge Donation Breaks UK University Record
Hedge fund manager Chris Rokos pledges £190 million to establish the Rokos School of Government at Cambridge University, surpassing previous largest modern donation.
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