Delhi University is taking an innovative step to address the emotional and psychological challenges young people face in today’s digital age. From the 2025–26 academic session, DU's Department of Psychology is offering a new undergraduate elective titled Negotiating Intimate Relationships. The course is designed to help students understand and manage love, dating, friendships, emotional boundaries, and toxic behaviors especially as dat

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has implemented a comprehensive upgrade to its examination process by integrating Aadhaar-based authentication and artificial intelligence (AI) surveillance. This new system, introduced through a revamped online portal launched on May 28, represents a critical effort to ensure the integrity and security of one of the most competitive and prestigious examinations in the country. As of June 4, approximately 2.65 lakh candidates had register

University of California faculty members and researchers have filed a class-action lawsuit against President Donald Trump and a wide array of federal agencies, challenging what they describe as politically motivated and unlawful cancellations of approved research grants. The lawsuit, submitted to a federal district court, marks a significant escalation in the growing conflict between public universities and the current federal administration over science funding and academic independence.

Cedar Hill, TX – Cedar Hill Independent School District has announced Dr. Maria Gamell as the sole finalist for the position of superintendent following a comprehensive selection process. The announcement was made during a board meeting on Thursday, highlighting Gamell’s extensive experience and vision for educational leadership. With 24 years of service in the field of education, Dr. Gamell most recently

Over 60 fifth-grade students from Fairlands Elementary School in Pleasanton made a powerful impact on their school and city through a showcase of student-led service projects at the annual CAP Fair. Held on May 20, the fair gave students a platform to present 19 group initiatives that addressed pressing local and global issues. Students spent months identifying problems in their communities, researching solutions, an

India has urged the United States to ensure that student visa applications from Indian nationals are processed on merit and without unnecessary delays. This appeal follows growing unease among Indian students over recent changes to US visa regulations, which many fear could disrupt their academic plans just as they prepare for the upcoming academic semester. A spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs acknowledged the United States’ sovereign right to grant or deny v

A 13-year-old student from Allen, Texas, has won national fame and a $50,000 cash prize after emerging victorious in the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Faizan Zaki, a seventh-grade student at C.M. Rice Middle School in Plano ISD, correctly spelled the challenging word “éclaircissement” to take the top spot during the final round held Thursday night. The word, which means “a clearing up of something obscure,” perfectly summed up Zaki’s commanding clari

  Imagine stepping into a high school where students aren't weighed down by repetitive lectures or standard tests but instead are energized by meaningful projects and real-world challenges. At 1331 E Calaveras Blvd, such a learning space has come to life. The Milpitas High School (MHS) Extension, located at the newly developed Innovation Campus, opened in August 2024 and welcomed its inaugural batch of 70 freshmen and sophomores. These students embarked on a unique educatio

U.S. Congressman Mike Flood has announced the start of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge, an annual nationwide competition designed to encourage middle and high school students to develop their coding abilities and explore computer science careers. This program aims to ignite creativity, problem-solving, and technical skills among young learners while promoting STEM education. The challenge invites students across the country, including those in Nebraska’s First Congressi

Anthropic has officially rolled out its newest AI models, Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, marking another substantial leap forward in artificial intelligence development. The standout feature accompanying this release, however, is not just improved performance—it is the company's firm decision to maintain consistent pricing despite significant advances in model capabilities. This move signals Anthropic's commitment to keeping cutting-edge AI accessible while simultaneously pu

In a story that has sparked major debate across the internet, a high school English teacher has gone viral after publicly announcing her decision to quit teaching due to the negative impact of artificial intelligence and technology in classrooms. The teacher, identified only as Hannah, posted a candid video on TikTok explaining how AI tools like ChatGPT are reducing student motivation and undermining true learning. Her post has already surpassed 1 million views, triggering widespread discussi

Across the United States, a growing number of lawmakers are pushing to require warning labels on social media platforms to alert teenagers to potential mental health risks. Legislators in states like California, Texas, and New York are introducing measures that could change how platforms present themselves to younger users, with the broader aim of addressing a worsening youth mental health crisis. The proposed legislation aims to inform users, especially teens, about the psycholog

In a major overhaul of its evaluation process, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially implemented a relative grading system for Class 10 and 12 board examinations starting with the 2024 batch. This significant reform moves away from the traditional absolute marking method and aims to bring fairness, reduce student stress, and align Indian academic assessments with international practices. Under the relative grading model, students' performance is assessed

Columbus, Ohio – A growing debate continues in the Ohio legislature over the proposed state budget from Governor Mike DeWine, with school funding taking center stage as one of the most contentious issues. As the deadline to finalize the budget approaches, local school officials and residents are raising alarms about potentially severe consequences for public education. A recent public meeting brought together education leaders, legislators, and community members to discuss t

A disturbing new trend circulating among students on social media is raising alarm across school districts and fire departments in the United States. The so-called “Chromebook challenge” involves students inserting everyday objects like pencils, paper clips, or other metal items into the USB ports of school-issued Chromebooks. This reckless act can cause the laptops to short circuit, overheat, emit smoke, and in some cases even catch fire, forcing emergency evacuations and posing

Millions of borrowers with defaulted federal student loans will soon face renewed consequences as the U.S. government resumes collections. The Department of Education has confirmed that, beginning May 5, it will refer defaulted loans to the Treasury Department’s offset program. This program allows the government to garnish wages, withhold tax refunds, and seize portions of Social Security checks to collect unpaid student debt. These measures officially end the collections pause introduced

The Dallas Independent School District (DISD) is mourning the loss of one of its most influential leaders. Nolan Estes, who served as Dallas ISD superintendent from 1968 to 1978, passed away over the weekend at the age of 94, the district announced. The cause of his death has not been publicly disclosed. Nolan Estes began his career in education as a math and science teacher in Waco, Texas. His leadership skills and dedication to improving education quickly propelled him through various admin

Teachers in East Orange, New Jersey are stepping up their demands for fair pay and contractual agreements, with a wave of demonstrations taking place ahead of a critical school board meeting. On Monday night, dozens of educators gathered outside the Board of Education building, calling attention to ongoing delays in contract negotiations and unresolved salary concerns. The protest follows significant staff layoffs that occurred in December, leaving many teachers disillusioned and financially str

Rapid growth across Williamson County is reshaping the once-rural town of Liberty Hill, bringing a surge in development, new residents, and pressing challenges for local schools. “When I moved out here 5 years ago, it was very calm, very country,” said Natalie Menteer, a Liberty Hill resident. “Now, apartments going up, homes going up, a lot of businesses it’s growing fast.” That growth is being felt acutely in Liberty Hill ISD (LHISD), where student enrollment i

The University of the Pacific, with its main campus in Stockton, California, has become the latest academic institution to feel the impact of recent changes in federal visa enforcement. The university reported last week that two of its international students had their student visas revoked without prior notice, stirring concern among the campus community and raising questions about the broader implications for international education in the United States. While the university conf