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.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey clarifies the conference didn't initiate 16-team CFP expansion talks, attributing the proposal to the Big Ten. SEC leaders remain divided on expansion strategy and economic structure.
Kyoto University researchers developed a new method to trace blood cell evolution back to single-celled ancestors 700 million years ago, revealing macrophages as the earliest blood cell type and reconstructing the complete evolutionary family tree of immune cells.
A delegation from Brazil's Department of Aerospace Science and Technology (DCTA) visited the ongoing construction site of the ITA-FZ campus, inspecting development progress on the new facility.
A high school student from A Coruña became Galicia's sole representative in Spain's inaugural "Astronaut for a Day" program, completing a parabolic flight in microgravity and reflecting on humanity's unity from space.
HKU Engineering team introduces AIMED, a new microscopy strategy that dramatically increases 3D imaging speed while reducing light exposure through axial optical encoding and computational reconstruction.
The US Embassy's Regional English Language Office conducted a two-day workshop in Baguio City training 50 Filipino college instructors to teach technical subjects more effectively in English through experiential methods.
University College Cork research shows high-fat, high-sugar diets in childhood trigger lasting alterations in brain appetite control that persist into adulthood, though certain foods like onions and bananas may help prevent these effects.
Fashion designer Gary Bigeni discusses the $25,000-$40,000 cost of staging Australian Fashion Week shows and how the industry has shifted toward digital marketing and sustainability over his 23-year career.
Juntos por el Perú candidate Ernesto Zunini criticizes Fuerza Popular for cutting 90,000 scholarship applicants, proposing alternative youth employment program 'Mi primera chamba' offering S/6,150 stipends.
UK university leaders warn they may cut hardship support and outreach for disadvantaged students if funding struggles persist, with two-thirds prepared for compulsory redundancies over three years.
The Payam Method combines classical improvisation with student-preferred songs to maintain engagement and enjoyment while learning piano, offering an alternative to traditional rigid instruction.
Iranian-American piano instructor Payam Khastkhodaei has developed an accessible teaching method that engages students and drives competitive success, with his pupils winning national competitions.
A new piano teaching approach prioritizes student enjoyment and personal musical expression over rigid classical training, allowing learners to master techniques through songs they love rather than traditional scales and repertoire.
University of Nottingham researchers discovered unusual fat deposits in domestic cat kidneys that may explain their high susceptibility to chronic kidney disease, potentially opening new treatment avenues.
Nearly five years after the Taliban banned girls' secondary education in Afghanistan, young women face forced marriage and lost futures. The ban has effectively closed all paths to careers and independence for millions of girls.
American university students are booing commencement speakers, with protests linked to concerns about AI-generated speeches replacing human speakers at graduation ceremonies.
American university students are booing speakers who praise or mention AI at graduation ceremonies, reflecting widespread concerns about job displacement and academic integrity impacts.
Trinity College Dublin logged dozens of wildlife incidents over two years, from pigeons in costume cupboards to potential bird flu cases, reflecting challenges of maintaining a historic urban campus.
Juan Mesac Ramírez Varela, a 17-year-old from Costa Rica's Brunca indigenous community, earned a scholarship to attend a prestigious international youth science camp in West Virginia, representing his country and advancing STEM diversity.
Brazilian article highlights professions capable of earning over R$10,000 monthly without university education in 2026, addressing alternative career pathways.
UFMG's School of Dentistry has reopened its specialized clinic for pregnant women, offering free dental services at the Pampulha campus with WhatsApp-based scheduling for Belo Horizonte residents.
African leaders at the Thabo Mbeki Africa Day Lecture in Cape Town warn that rising Afrophobia and xenophobia threaten continental unity, calling for stronger institutions, accountable leadership, and renewed Pan-African solidarity.
Swatch and Audemars Piguet's Royal Pop collaboration generated massive demand but backfired with chaotic store queues and altercations worldwide, damaging brand reputation despite strong sales appeal.
Columbia University researchers demonstrated the first direct evidence of brain-controlled auditory technology that can isolate a single voice in noisy environments, potentially revolutionizing hearing aids for the 430 million people with hearing loss.
