Education

University of Toronto’s law school allegedly blocks hiring of scholar due to her work on Israel’s human rights abuses.

Distance learning is difficult amid the COVID pandemic, with the impoverished south lacking access to internet or TV.

For many teachers, there is no sign when the challenge of teaching without a classroom might end.

With classrooms closed to curb coronavirus, girls are more at risk of FGM, teenage pregnancy and...

While school bells are ringing again in some countries, nearly 24 million students could drop out for good next year.

Federal appeals court hears a closely watched case challenging the use of race as a factor in US college admissions.

TV comes to rescue as half of sub-Saharan Africa’s children do not have internet access, according to UNICEF.

Department of State says order covers ‘high-risk graduate students and research scholars’ with ties to Chinese military.

The power of schooling and the forces seeking to prevent it.

In the city of Maiduguri, an architect rebuilds schools in an attempt to counter the violence of Boko Haram.

A new UNHCR report warns that many refugee children, especially girls, will not be able to return to school.

Instruction was supposed to begin on September 10 but now will be delayed until September 16.

But are we letting it slip away?

Students say they will not sit for offline university entrance exams, citing the coronavirus pandemic.