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Education

  • Freedom University 2024 graduating class and alumni, together with Executive Director Dr. Laura Emiko Soltis, 17 May, 2024.

    Free tuition, secret locations: the ‘underground university’ teaching 25 undocumented students at a time

    Their US immigration status makes securing affordable education a nightmare. Georgia’s Freedom University offers an alternative path
  • The three politicians smiling in front of a crowd of people holding Lib Dem posters

    Lib Dems would extend free school meals to all primary schoolchildren, says Ed Davey

  • Gaby Hinsliff

    It’s the Tories who broke Britain, but now they want teenagers to pay for it

    Gaby Hinsliff

  • UCLA threatens to withhold degrees from pro-Palestinian student protesters

  • Nigeria takes up case of its Teesside University students ordered out of UK

  • Fewer pupils in England studying drama and media at GCSE and A-level

  • Labour has ‘no plans’ to allow health worker visas to include family members

  • Texas curriculum overhaul would boost biblical content in elementary schools

  • What are Labour’s plans for ending tax breaks for private schools?

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University guide

Universities

  • Jeremy Bentham’s skeleton and wax head is on display at UCL in London.

    ‘He had a sarcastic turn of phrase’: discovery of 1509 book sheds new light on ‘father of utilitarianism’

  • Protesters during the Nakba Day protest in London

    Should academic institutions boycott Israel? Two scholars debate

    Flora Cassen and Ilan Pappé
    • Rishi Sunak in a white hard hat and yellow hi-vis vest

      Sunak pledges to replace ‘rip-off’ degrees with skilled apprenticeships

    • Degree Congregations

      Running our universities for profit was always a bad idea

    • Back view of man presenting to students at a lecture theatre

      ‘I see little point’: UK university students on why attendance has plummeted

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In depth

  • National Women in Construction Week<br>BOSTON, MA - MARCH 2: Alicia Miksic. apprentice electrician, bends an electrical pipe with electrician Adam DeFilippo at a work site at Brigham and Women's Hospital emergency department in Boston on March 2, 2020. This week, Skanska employees on construction sites all over Greater Boston are celebrating their female peers and colleagues on the job during national Women in Construction week. Skanska women in construction are welders, project managers, plumbers, carpenters, superintendents and everything in between, helping to build what matters in our communities while paving the way for future generations of female trades and construction workers in the industry. (Photo by David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

    Gen-Z students are choosing a trade over college. That shows they’re smart

  • A student holds a protest message at the Palestine solidarity camp at Bristol University last Friday.

    ‘I feel disgusted and ashamed’: Bristol student camp one of many protesting at university ties to Israel

    Staff offer support to protesters as locals donate food, drink, bedding and books
  • The British Academy.

    The end of empire: revamped British Academy stakes claim for modern role in UK’s global mission

    Rana Mitter, vice president for public engagement, keen to move on from colonial guilt and post-Brexit introspection
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Opinion

  • Simon Jenkins

    Our schools don’t prepare young people for life. National service could change that

    Simon Jenkins
  • Moira Donegan

    Congress’s latest ‘antisemitism’ hearing was an ugly attack on Palestinian rights

    Moira Donegan
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    Why is New York University making protesters watch The Simpsons as punishment?

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

    My old headteacher has been convicted of sexual offences against pupils. But why did justice take so long?

    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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