Education

In-person classes in lower primary schools halted after the city’s top health official says the situation is ‘severe’.

The mayor says plans being made to bring in-person learning back as quickly as possible if the infection rate drops.

Why did the Senate recently try to make academic freedom in France conditional on respecting the...

As international scholars, we are outraged by the attacks on universities and educational...

The court rejects claims by affirmative-action opponents who said the university discriminates against Asian Americans.

Afghanistan reels from attack on Kabul University that left at least 22 people, including 18 students, dead.

My journey from Syria’s notorious Branch 215 prison to the US’s Georgetown University.

The global disruption of education poses a greater threat to most children than COVID-19.

Educators worry the extended COVID-19 crisis could widen the digital divide and put low-income students further behind.

With high poverty, power cuts, and poor internet amid Israel’s blockade, remote learning has been a nightmare.

As a working single parent of a five-year-old, childcare is a major issue for me this election. I’m far from alone.

They grew up in slums or on the streets, but now the programme’s graduates have degrees and are helping other children.

Outrage as government moves to more than double fees for degrees in the humanities and social sciences.

Can we reimagine the world of literatures in English in a way that puts historically marginalised voices at the centre?