The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
A nutritionist advises parents on maintaining their exam-stressed teen's nutrition through frequent, small meals and accessible snack stations rather than traditional three-meal patterns.
Peru's student federation conducted a 24-hour strike across 26 regions demanding new university legislation, increased education funding to 6% of GDP, and expanded campus services. The action signals potential escalation under incoming government.
An MP inquiry into England's student loan system begins as public skepticism about university value reaches 20-year highs, with graduates facing mounting debts and frozen repayment thresholds.
Caltech researchers propose that physical imbalances within single cells, triggered by crowding and compression, may have initiated the evolution of multicellular life rather than genetic factors alone.
Harvard researchers discovered how cortisol regulates the closure of critical periods of brain plasticity in childhood, with implications for understanding neurodevelopmental disorders like schizophrenia and autism.
Brazil's high lactose intolerance prevalence (51%) drives demand for plant-based milk alternatives. Nutritionists recommend fortified soy, pea, oat, and almond beverages as viable substitutes, with guidance on protein and nutrient content.
Nearly 24% of mid-career professionals experience a five-year stall without promotion or meaningful raises, costing workers tens of thousands in lost wages and career development opportunities.
Madrid's 2026 PAU Spanish language exam opens with a philosophical question asking students how they'd like to be remembered after death, sparking debate about exam design and student readiness for such introspection.
UFMS Aquidauana campus held the 6th edition of 'Praticando Geografia' on May 28-29, featuring roundtables, ten minicourses, and 90 participants from multiple institutions discussing geographic education and contemporary spatial analysis technologies.
Over 42,000 students in Madrid took the first day of university entrance exams (PAU), with Spanish Language and Literature featuring texts by authors Lola Pons, Javier Gomá, Yolanda Castaño, and Omar Fonollosa.
A large NHS trial of 142,000 participants found a multi-cancer blood test reduced stage 4 cancer diagnoses by over 20%, though it missed its primary endpoint of reducing combined late-stage cancers.
Madrid's university entrance exam featured an accessible philosophical text by Javier Gomá about legacy and living with dignity, generating rare positive social media reactions from students instead of typical complaints.
The Economic Times explores Plato's philosophical critique that dishonesty often yields greater short-term profit than honesty, reflecting his observation of society's tendency to reward deception over virtue.
CCTV footage from Utumishi Girls Academy fire in Nakuru County shows five students deliberately starting two fires that killed 16 students and injured 79. Eight students have been arrested following forensic analysis identifying those responsible.
Jingkang Gui, XJTLU alumnus and General Manager at Keppel, shares his career journey from telecommunications engineering to renewable energy leadership, crediting international education and continuous learning for his success.
De La Salle University introduces a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering, combining mechanical, electrical, and software engineering with two specialization tracks.
An Indonesian researcher used false identities and AI-generated data at a major international medical conference, sparking concerns about academic ethics and Indonesia's scientific reputation amid pressure to publish globally.
The Lancet Oncology Commission warns of a 100 million cancer care worker shortage by 2050, driven by rising cancer rates and workforce gaps, with largest deficits in nursing and diagnostics affecting global health systems.
The Sun orbits the Milky Way's center every ~230 million years, coinciding roughly with early dinosaur emergence in the Late Triassic. However, uncertainties in measurements and galactic dynamics complicate this neat comparison.
Andy D'Luck, 58, a drag queen, dance teacher, and HIV/STI prevention activist with the Esquadrão das Drags collective, died from pneumonia complications. She left a legacy of using art and care as tools for community education and social transformation.
Spain's PAU 2026 university entrance exam shows record-breaking cutoff scores, with 74 programs now requiring above 13/14 compared to just 4 a decade ago. STEM double degrees dominate the highest-ranked programs.
International researchers led by University of Göttingen mapped gene activity in Ramisyllis kingghidorahi, a bizarre branched marine worm that reproduces through multiple body segments, revealing how it coordinates sexual reproduction across its tree-like structure.
Australian researchers have developed a blood test using GFAP protein biomarkers to diagnose concussion in adults over 60, addressing diagnostic challenges in a high-risk population.
Kansas track and field secured 10 athlete qualifications across eight events at the NCAA West Preliminary, with standout performances from Emmah Jemutai in dual events and the women's 4x400 relay team posting the third-fastest time in school history.
