CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss has withdrawn from a scheduled lecture at UCLA due to security concerns, despite her reputation as a free speech advocate. The decision follows significant pushback from university staff and a petition with nearly 11,00
After a decade of austerity closing over 1,000 centres, the UK government invests £500m to renew youth services, with new hubs in Preston and London leading the way.
Bodycam footage reveals police finding 56 blindfolded pledges covered in slop during a hazing incident at Alpha Delta Phi, leading to a four-year suspension.
University College London has agreed to a £21 million settlement with about 6,500 former students who claimed their education was disrupted by pandemic lockdowns, admitting no liability.
The University of Surrey will launch the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub, the Sir Ronald Wates, in May, offering affordable dining and managed by the university with franchisor support.
The University of Surrey will open the UK's first university-owned Wetherspoons pub in May 2026, named the Sir Ronald Wates, offering affordable dining to students, staff, and the local community.
Conservatorium High School removes Australian activist Grace Tame from its anti-rape campaign materials following her controversial 'Globalise the Intifada' chant at a Sydney protest.
A school bus carrying children was involved in a collision in Belleeks, Co Armagh. Emergency services responded, with no serious injuries reported among the children.
Emergency services respond to a serious crash in Co Armagh where a school bus carrying around 40 students overturned. Police urge road users to avoid the area.
A school bus carrying approximately 40 students overturned in Belleeks, Co Armagh, Northern Ireland, with emergency services responding to the serious incident.
A head of sixth form has been indefinitely prohibited from teaching after admitting to lying about his age and fabricating a University of Cambridge master's degree certificate.
Columbia University has severed all connections with two former dental school academics who facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend's irregular admission, while donating Epstein-linked funds to abuse charities.
A 13-year-old Ottawa girl has died after her clothing became entangled in a chairlift at a Quebec ski resort during a school trip. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident.
Graduates in England and Wales face effective tax rates up to 49% due to student loan repayments, fueling calls for reform and debt forgiveness as political pressure mounts.
A Turning Point USA event at a Maryland high school prompted parents to contact child protective services over safety fears about student influence and lack of adult supervision.
A Turning Point USA high school event in Maryland led to a Child Protection Services report after parents were excluded, citing transparency and safety issues amid rising youth membership.
Maryland parents have contacted Child Protection Services regarding a Turning Point USA event for high schoolers, citing safety worries and lack of parental oversight.
Primary schools in St Albans implemented a smartphone ban in 2024, urging parents to delay devices until age 14. Nearly a year later, smartphone ownership among Year 6 pupils dropped from 68% to 7%, with reported improvements in attention and social inter
New data reveals over 5,200 violent incidents in Scottish schools over five years, with hundreds of teachers requiring medical attention. The Scottish Conservatives criticise the SNP's approach to discipline.
A mother from Glasgow has launched a charity after her autistic son attempted suicide four times due to relentless bullying in school, demanding a national strategy to protect vulnerable children.
Shocking data reveals nearly 11,000 suspensions of reception-age children in England, with attacks on teachers doubling in two years amid concerns over unprepared school starters.
Michelle Stone, 50, suffered severe spinal injuries and chronic pain after a pupil with known violent behaviour struck her with a chair at a special needs school in Hampshire.
Several US school districts have cancelled student picture days after online posts falsely linked photography giant Lifetouch to a billionaire with ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Primary and secondary schools in Scotland are implementing American-style lockdown drills for pupils, including five-year-olds, under new UK terrorism legislation. The exercises, part of Martyn's Law, have sparked parental concerns about appropriateness a
Arthur Stockwin, the founding professor of Oxford's Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies, has passed away aged 90. He was a key figure in building academic bridges between the UK and Japan for over half a century.
A tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has left the community in mourning, sparking national unity and calls for action on gun violence and mental health support.
EmmaLucy Cole, a PhD student from Somerset, has graduated from the University of Bristol three years after sustaining a traumatic brain injury in an Iceland motorbike accident that caused memory loss and forced her to pause her studies.
Dudley Academies Trust installs metal detectors in four secondary schools following recent knife attacks, with CEO warning classrooms remain vulnerable without proper security measures.
Newly released trans guidance permits primary school children to socially transition gender in rare circumstances, scrapping previous Conservative bans on pronoun changes for young pupils.
Reform UK's response to Bangor University declining a speaker request raises serious concerns about authoritarian tactics and threats to academic freedom in higher education.