Mr. Falana has voiced strong criticism against Nasarawa University's decision to confer an honorary degree on the Tanzanian president, urging the National Universities Commission to review the plan for adherence to guidelines.

Joint master's degree programs between Greek and distinguished foreign universities are in the final stages of certification, aiming to create a modern and competitive academic environment.

The number of students enrolled in correspondence universities in Japan has doubled over the past five years, reaching a total of 40,000.

The Universities of Wisconsin regents have fired their president, citing disagreements over artificial intelligence and other topics as key reasons for the decision.

An opinion piece asserts that Iran's 'jihad of knowledge' was not for its people, detailing how the Islamic Republic weaponized science, weakened its universities, and left citizens to bear the consequences.

The Council of Rectors in Bulgaria has declared that the country's higher education system is in the "most unpleasant situation" following the cancellation of the methodology used to evaluate and accredit universities and their specialties.

Greek Education Minister S. Zacharaki announced five new applications for private universities in Greece, noting that the responsible committee will decide on granting licenses, with new textbooks expected by 2027.

Starbucks Korea has launched dedicated seating areas called 'Focus Zones' near universities, designed for customers visiting alone or in pairs to study or work.

This article explores the challenges facing university leadership, drawing lessons from American international universities.

The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) announced that universities may implement a one-time reduction of up to three percent in the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) passing percentage. This measure aims to fill vacant seats in medical and dental colleges.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) chapter at the University of Jos has declared an indefinite strike, effective April 8, in protest of unpaid and mutilated salaries.

Teachers at Finnish vocational universities are undertaking a historic strike, the first of its kind, due to increasing student numbers and shrinking resources, with Metropolia leading the action.

Universities from six European countries, including Belgium, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland, have urged EU leaders to prioritize research, innovation, and education in the upcoming multi-annual budget, requesting an investment of €280 billion.

The Kremlin has intensified its crackdown on Western universities, labeling some as "undesirable" and impacting thousands of Russian students studying abroad.

Rectors from five Flemish universities have voiced deep concern and solidarity with the University of Belgrade following recent student arrests and escalating state measures against the academic community.

The chief of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) dismissed widespread claims that higher education institutions are breeding grounds for corruption, arguing that one or two isolated cases do not represent all universities.

Yonsei University and Korea University face allegations of manipulating global university rankings by recruiting 'academic mercenaries,' prompting the QS ranking agency to consider an investigation.

Parents of first-year students in the Tokyo metropolitan area are facing unprecedented financial burdens as the costs to attend private universities have hit a record high, leading to tough trade-offs and growing anxiety.

Academics have joined health workers in condemning and protesting US-Israeli attacks on universities and hospitals, particularly medical centers, highlighting concerns over civilian infrastructure.

A coalition of left-wing groups, including one representing college professors, has distributed a toolkit encouraging students to launch campaigns against ICE by targeting corporate contracts at universities.

An Italian woman who studied Finnish and became a translator in Kuhmo highlights concerns from a professor that the path for foreign students to learn Finnish may be blocked due to a review of support for Finnish language and culture education in foreign universities.

Senegalese politician Sonko has announced plans to embark on a tour of universities to address issues related to higher education.

Ousmane Sonko has announced a tour of universities in Senegal, likely in response to the ongoing higher education crisis.

The Rectorate of the University of Belgrade was searched for several hours, and Rector Vladan Đokić was questioned amidst accusations from authorities linking student blockades and the rector to a student's death, with other state universities remaining silent.

Teachers, imams, and intellectuals gathered in Tivaouane, Senegal, for the 'Ramadan Universities 2026' event to offer cross-analyses.

Two universities from Singapore have been recognized among the world's top 10 institutions for Chemistry, highlighting the nation's growing influence in global science and research.

Israel has conducted strikes in Beirut, while the U.S. has issued a warning that Iran may be planning to target Lebanese universities amidst escalating regional tensions.

An article argues that the relentless commercial rewiring by management consultants has undermined British higher education.

Jay Rothman, the president of the Wisconsin state university system, has publicly defied the board of regents' push for his resignation, stating he has received no explanation for their desire to oust him.

Universities and polytechnics in Portugal are opposing proposed revisions to the regime of degrees and diplomas, deeming them 'profoundly incoherent' with the national goal of increasing access for young people to higher education.

Facing troop losses in the Ukraine war, Russia is reportedly seeking new soldiers from universities and businesses to avoid a general mobilization, which threatens the Kremlin's plans.

An opinion piece argues that the University of Austin's model exposes the shortcomings of Canadian universities, which are criticized for 'cancel culture,' 'identity quotas,' and 'self-censorship.'

A survey conducted among 842 young people aged 16 to 22 in Moldovan universities and vocational schools indicates that 20% of students experience sexual harassment. The findings were released by the Partnership for Development Center.

African universities are reportedly facing a significant climate test, with gaps in research, skills, and policy hindering the continent's effective response to climate change.

The University of Montenegro is hosting the two-day BUA 2026 conference, bringing together prominent representatives from Balkan universities and beyond to discuss future collaboration in higher education.

„Koje su sličnosti i razlike između Kurtija i Vučića? Obojica napadaju srpske univerzitete. Kurti Univerzitet u Kosovskoj Mitrovici. Vučić Univerzitet u Beogradu.“

The UAE's Federal National Council (FNC) is advocating for reforms that could unify the scholarship system and improve access to universities across the country.

A Penn economics professor, Jesús Fernández-Villaverde, claims he used AI to replicate a master's-level course in just 12 hours, suggesting this development poses a significant threat to universities' traditional business models.

Beijing universities roll out spring break activities for students  global.chinadaily.com.cn

CNN reports that universities are emerging as a new frontline as the US-Israel war against Iran escalates, indicating increased activism or conflict-related activities on campuses.

Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has announced that private universities will be required to include interviews as part of their "early admission" processes, starting from the next academic year's entrance exams.

Seven New Zealand universities have stated that government subsidies are inadequate to cover student numbers, resulting in thousands of unsubsidized domestic students last year and similar expectations for the current year.

The Bratislava International School of Liberal Studies (BISLA) is set to play a key role in the reconstruction of Ukraine's higher education system, sharing its expertise with five Ukrainian universities through a new program starting in September.

American actor Rob Schneider has advocated for the reintroduction of mandatory military service in the United States, stating on X that the military would teach young people 'how truly great their country is,' unlike modern universities.

The Dutch government is working on plans to allow students in the Netherlands to obtain doctoral degrees at universities of applied sciences (HBO).

The Nigerian Federal Government has stated that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has lost five out of the last ten years to strikes, highlighting the impact on the education sector.

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has given the Federal Government a one-month ultimatum to conclude renegotiation talks with the union.

Serbian Education Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković has announced plans to take over the Faculty of Philosophy, stating that a student's death is a 'final warning' to establish normal functioning at universities, amidst police questioning students and concerns about the government undermining university autonomy.

This article refers to archives related to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU).

Faced with significant losses on the front, Moscow is reportedly intensifying efforts to recruit students from universities for the war against Ukraine, using methods like patriotic film screenings and offering contracts for supposedly 'safe' roles such as drone operators.

Five universities from Bangladesh have successfully qualified to compete in the finals of the URC 2026 competition.

Vivek Ramaswamy's actions targeting "fragmented" Ohio universities have ignited a row, with proponents arguing the move will benefit India and H-1B visa holders.

A report suggests that educationalists, from figures like Fafunwa to Akanwa, are expected to become impactful leaders in Nigerian universities over the next decade.

Spanish universities are reportedly sidelining emeritus professors from teaching roles, leading to concerns about the 'classroom that is extinguished'.

At the F.A.Z. Congress, Sönke Neitzel stated that "the world as we knew it is over," expressing a lack of informed strategic discourse in Germany, partly attributing it to universities.

The Finnish Teachers' Union (OAJ) and student unions express concern about the future of universities of applied sciences if universities become their main owners, advocating for clear rules in the planning of such mergers.

The Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) is highlighted as a key player in training entrepreneurial talent, according to the Dealroom 2025 Report, distinguishing itself among Spanish universities for producing founders of technology-based companies.

Austria has 77 higher education institutions, significantly more than other innovative European countries, leading experts to suggest mergers could offer benefits beyond just improving rankings.

Singapore has achieved top global gains in the latest QS university subject rankings, securing the third-highest number of subjects in the global top 10, a success attributed to its strong focus on skills and employability.

A conflict between Serbian authorities and universities, highlighted by the case of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš, has raised concerns within the academic community and even reached the European Parliament.

Professor Stephen Jobson Mitchual, Vice Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), called on Ghanaian universities to focus on producing impactful graduates and fostering innovation, rather than simply expanding academic programs.

Student Finance England has informed approximately 22,000 university students in England that they must return maintenance loans and grants. Their universities had wrongly advised them that they were eligible for the funds.

A new diagnosis reveals unequal AI usage in Portuguese universities and warns of error risks without data verification, with only 17% of institutions having practical rules in place for teaching.

Luarasi University's Faculty of Economics held its Second International Scientific Conference on Economy, Globalism, and Identity, in collaboration with several European universities. During the conference, criticism was raised regarding the millions of euros spent annually on roads that subsequently "collapse."

The KUCCPS portal has opened for applications to degree and TVET courses in Kenya, with universities declaring a total capacity of 322,396 degree slots this year.

A new report from the Higher Education Policy Institute warns that many English universities face survival threats due to excessive financial risks, including high borrowing and rapid expansion.

Leverage Edu, an international student mobility platform, has expanded its operations into Morocco, marked by a 'Tech Converge' event in Casablanca. The expansion aims to support Moroccan students seeking international academic opportunities and connect them with global universities.

Jay Rothman, the recently fired President of the Universities of Wisconsin, told the Associated Press that he was 'blindsided' by his unexpected removal from the position.

The UAE has introduced automatic degree recognition for graduates from 38 universities as part of a new zero bureaucracy initiative.

Finland is contemplating cutting funding for the teaching of Finnish language and culture at 60 universities worldwide, due to budget cuts affecting the National Agency for Education, potentially ending international support for these programs.

A conference in Lisbon, held from April 8 to 10, will bring together researchers from various universities to discuss language as a social, economic, and political factor. Participants will explore how the words we use influence our understanding of the world.

The Africa Universities Summit 2026 concludes in Nairobi with focus on innovation, skills and inclusive growth  the-star.co.ke

Indian and Singaporean universities achieved many top positions in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, highlighting a regional shift where South and Southeast Asia improved while East Asia's traditional powerhouses declined.

The Ballmer Group has announced a $110 million donation to three universities to support programs and research focused on youth mental health.

This article highlights the importance of vocational education in Austria's future, arguing that an exclusive focus on gymnasiums and universities overlooks the significant strength and relevance of professional training.

A report highlights the harsh realities faced by foreign students in the UK, including exploitation by unscrupulous recruiters and significant debt, as universities increasingly rely on their full tuition fees. Critics describe some practices as akin to trafficking.

Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), a global university rankings provider, announced it may launch an internal investigation into Yonsei University and Korea University following formal, evidence-backed reports of malpractice.

An article from The Straits Times questions why a higher number of top students from Singaporean universities do not pursue entrepreneurship, despite their academic achievements.

The Guardian's editorial argues that a £190 million gift to Cambridge University highlights how philanthropy exacerbates the divide between elite and other higher education institutions. It calls for ministers to develop a comprehensive plan for the entire sector.

The Independent Academic Union (NAkS) stated that new draft laws combine higher standards for academic promotion with lower minimum criteria, such as requiring a cumulative average of 8.00 for two cycles instead of 8.00 for each cycle, which could lead to political pressure on universities.

A Harvard graduate has commended the Trump administration for initiating federal investigations into alleged antisemitism failures and illegal race-based admissions preferences at universities.

Meteorologists are forecasting a severe Category 3 cyclone to hit Fiji, prompting authorities to close schools and universities as a precautionary measure and issue warnings for flash floods.

Universities are grappling with the dual nature of artificial intelligence, debating its potential for pedagogical utility against the risks of fraudulent use, as discussed with education journalist Cristiana Faria Moreira.

An article criticizes 'praxe,' the initiation rituals in Portuguese universities, highlighting them as a 'small theater of humiliations and hierarchies' that contradict the university's role in fostering critical thinking.

Universities in Bulgaria are set to offer new bachelor's and master's specializations, focusing on emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, pedagogy, and healthcare to meet evolving educational and professional demands.

Taiwan's Ministry of Education (MOE) has criticized universities for failing to adequately warn students about potential dangers related to China.

President Ruto and Cabinet Secretaries have made new appointments in various universities and state agencies across Kenya.

A report lists the ten most expensive private universities in Nigeria, providing insight into the cost of higher education in the country.

The Rector of the University of Arts in Belgrade, Biljana Nikolić, criticized a Serbian minister's "scandalous" statement advising parents against enrolling children in "blocker faculties," warning that such remarks discredit universities in Serbia.

The 111th Summit of Rectors of Greek Universities is underway, with its main phase beginning today, focusing on university strategy, collaborations, and new challenges.

Iran has vowed 'crushing' attacks on the US following threats from Donald Trump, with the Iran Guards specifically threatening to hit US universities in the Middle East.

South Korean immigration authorities are investigating Honam University following allegations that it admitted international students using falsified graduation certificates from an unaccredited US institution.

African universities are confronting significant challenges in addressing climate change, with gaps in research, skills, and policy hindering the continent's response.

As universities in Tokyo held entrance ceremonies on April 1, new students embarking on their academic journey are employing various strategies to manage the challenges posed by rising living costs.

The Nigerian Federal Government is collaborating with universities to drive innovation in artificial intelligence, skills development, and the digital economy through specialized research clusters.

Italian Ambassador to Serbia, Luca Gori, presented the "Study in Italy" academic program at the Italian Cultural Institute in Belgrade, promoting Italian universities to Serbian students.

An opinion piece argues that the Finnish National Agency for Education's decision to cut support for Finnish language instruction in foreign universities is a prime example of misguided savings.

Negotiations in the labor dispute affecting Finnish universities of applied sciences have concluded without an agreement.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) in Nigeria has introduced stricter guidelines for awarding honorary degrees, including a ban on recipients using the "Dr." title.

A salary supplement for teachers is causing friction in collective bargaining negotiations for Finnish universities of applied sciences, as employers seek to redistribute it in a new way, which the OAJ teachers' union rejects as a pay cut.

Portugal's MECI proposes giving universities the autonomy to decide how much professional experience counts towards degree credits, a model previously in place.

A Romanian communications satellite named EMISAR, developed through a collaboration between the private sector, state institutions, and universities, is being launched into Earth's orbit by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Bulgarian universities are reportedly denying admission to students returning from abroad, citing insufficient prior education or unrecognized qualifications, creating obstacles for those seeking to continue their studies in their home country.

Student enrollment in climate and sustainability programs across the Netherlands is falling sharply, despite warnings from institutions about the ongoing climate crisis and demand for expertise.

An emergency session of the Serbian Parliament's Education Committee, called by Speaker Ana Brnabić, was held to address the situation at state universities, with questions raised about its true purpose.

While exact dates for university entrance exams and available spots for future students are still unknown, Belgrade universities have announced that preparatory courses will cost between zero and 50,000 dinars.

US universities are introducing oral examinations as a new measure to address the increasing use of artificial intelligence by students, according to AzerNews.

Fourteen federal universities in Nigeria have been selected to lead a new student entrepreneurship initiative, with a full list of participating institutions released.

An emergency session of the Serbian Parliament's Committee for Education, Science, and Technological Development has been called at the initiative of Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić to discuss the situation at state universities.

Leading universities have begun releasing their admissions decisions for the Class of 2030, with Forbes reporting on the competitive acceptance rates.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nigeria has given the federal government a four-day ultimatum to implement the newly approved salary structure for university lecturers.

The Bulgarian Parliament has granted the National Library 'St. St. Cyril and Methodius' the status to train doctoral students, positioning it as a new competitor to universities in producing future academics.

Five academic subjects offered by universities in Hong Kong have achieved a ranking within the global top 10, underscoring the region's strong performance in higher education.

The Socialists and Democrats Group in the European Parliament has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of exploiting a recent tragedy to attack universities.

Universities are seeing a significant drop in students attending theological faculties, prompting discussions about their relevance and future direction within academic institutions.

Following the case of Jelena Kleut, professors in Novi Sad have warned for months that colleagues supporting students are becoming 'unsuitable' as part of a broader effort to 'discipline universities'.

The University of Belgrade has been ranked among the top 1.9% of global universities by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR). However, Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly, has reportedly blamed Rector Đokić for its placement.

Metropolitan Irinej of the Serbian Orthodox Church has sparked controversy by criticizing existing state universities as a "cataclysm" and advocating for the establishment of new ones, raising concerns about church interference in higher education.

Colleges and universities, particularly Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), are seeking ways to compensate for reduced funding as new federal Parent Plus loan limits are set to take effect.

Professor Slavcho Tomov from MU-Pleven discusses the decentralization of universities, emphasizing that funding is a key problem leading to conflict and a struggle for survival within the educational system.

Due to ongoing financial difficulties, national universities in Japan are reportedly cutting down on their affiliated schools.

Metropolitan Irinej of Novi Sad and Bačka announced that the Serbian Orthodox Church is establishing its own university, asserting that existing state universities in Serbia have experienced a 'cataclysm'.

Military recruitment efforts at Russian universities and companies are reportedly intensifying, leading to growing fears of a silent mobilization within the country.

Up to 5,000 student artists, performers, and cultural advocates from state universities and colleges are expected to gather in Iloilo City for the National Culture and Arts Festival (NCAF). The event aims to promote cultural exchange and artistic talent.

Two Philippine universities have achieved a first-time placement in the global top 100 of QS' world university rankings by subject, though the country continues to trail its Southeast Asian counterparts in overall academic program rankings.

Universities in the UAE are stepping in to assist students affected by recent school board exam cancellations, providing guidance and alternative admission pathways.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill allowing the state to declare terrorist organizations and impose penalties on universities that support them, stating the law protects Floridians.

The first strike in the history of Finnish universities of applied sciences is set to begin on Wednesday at Metropolia, with Tampere University of Applied Sciences joining on Thursday, April 9.

Sind die Unis mitschuldig an der Arbeitslosenkrise bei Akademikern? Die Zahlen widerlegen das, sagt Luciana Vaccaro, Präsidentin von Swissuniversities.

Approximately 1,000 members of the Unite union are set to strike across Glasgow, Strathclyde, and Edinburgh Napier universities in Scotland.

‘Such barbarism is unprecedented in modern history’: Iran condemns US-Israeli attacks on universities  PressTV

Negotiations are set to begin on Tuesday for the merger of several Finnish universities and polytechnics, which could lead to the formation of the country's largest higher education institution with 35,000 students.

Researchers from Harvard, Michigan, and Duke universities have published a study suggesting that ultra-processed foods share more characteristics with cigarettes than with fruits or vegetables, advocating for similar regulatory measures.

The Universities of Wisconsin board is set to vote on whether to fire its system president, who has refused to resign.

The Governor of Odisha has appointed Vice-Chancellors for 14 state universities, following a process that saw nearly 350 applications from academics across the country for 13 universities operating without regular heads.

Prabowo Subianto has expressed his desire for universities to contribute to regional urban planning efforts.

One of China’s most prestigious universities, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, has apologized and withdrawn a mini-film made to celebrate its 130th anniversary following accusations of gender bias.

An article criticizes universities for their involvement in military-related research, arguing it aids the US imperialist state in developing more effective methods of warfare globally.

The South Pacific nation of Fiji is bracing for Cyclone Vaianu, leading to the closure of schools and universities as the storm approaches.

A Serbian article discusses whether the government's handling of universities resembles the repression and political control seen thirty years ago, as faculties become centers of rebellion.

A regional maintenance engineer in Ghana has called on university management to involve alumni in curriculum development, teaching, and career guidance to help reduce post-graduation unemployment.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly has passed a bill to establish private universities, a move hailed as a significant milestone for the region's youth.

Bulgaria's Supreme Administrative Court has annulled the state methodology used by the National Agency for Evaluation and Accreditation (NAOA) to assess universities. This methodology determined whether universities could legally conduct training and set their student capacity.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between INOVA and state universities in North Macedonia, with Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, Minister of Education and Science Vesna Janevska, and INOVA Director Daniela Dimovska in attendance, marking a strong step forward.

Vietnam's Prime Minister has approved a national program aimed at attracting over 2,000 foreign experts and overseas Vietnamese scholars to teach, conduct research, and work at the country's higher education and vocational training institutions by 2035.

The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has notified universities of a new four-day workweek policy as part of an austerity drive.

The Kremlin is reportedly seeking to recruit more personnel from companies, factories, and universities to bolster its new army drone division, established last year by President Putin.

Universities across the country are reportedly facing increasing pressure to strip the names of individuals linked to Jeffrey Epstein from campus buildings and endowments.

The President of the Ghana Employers Association (GEA), Nana Dr Emmanuel Adu-Sarkodee Afriyie, has urged Parliament to enact legislation that would redefine the country's development objectives and align them with the human capital produced by universities.

Ousmane Sonko has announced plans to embark on a tour of universities to address issues related to higher education.

The OAJ, Finland's Teachers' Union, has issued its fifth strike warning to universities of applied sciences as negotiations continue, indicating ongoing labor disputes in the education sector.

The Polish government is considering significant changes to the evaluation system for universities, which could be one of the most important shifts in science policy in recent years. Katarzyna Holik suggests that science can build immunity to fake news.

Nigeria's National Universities Commission (NUC) has engaged with the Anthology Blackboard team to explore the capabilities of the Blackboard Learning Management System, aiming to strengthen data-driven governance in higher education.

British University Vietnam (BUV) has been recognized in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, placing among the top 200 institutions globally for art and design.

Universities are increasingly implementing oral examinations as a method to assess student understanding and prevent the use of artificial intelligence tools for completing written assignments.

The United Arab Emirates has extended distance learning for all educational institutions until April 17, 2026, a decision announced by the Ministry of Education to prioritize safety and ensure learning continuity.

New universities in Bengal are struggling with makeshift campuses, faculty paid as little as Rs 500 per class, and declining student enrollment numbers.

Iran has condemned recent attacks on several of its university campuses and issued a warning of potential retaliation, indicating that American universities in the region could be targeted.

Public universities allowed to decide on online classes to escape hot weather, says Zambry  The Star

Cvejić claims that the Serbian regime has launched a broad attack on universities, realizing after student protests that there is a segment of society over which they lack control, and predicts increasing pressure.

Yonsei University and Korea University are under scrutiny for allegedly recruiting prolific overseas scholars who have minimal academic engagement or residence in Korea, reportedly to boost their positions in global university rankings.

Universities across the UAE are gradually reopening their campuses to allow students to attend practical courses, marking a step towards normalcy in higher education.

The Federal Government has unveiled a N12 billion Digital Economy Research Fund aimed at promoting evidence-based policymaking and advancing Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda, with universities…

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nigeria has voiced concerns over the non-implementation of a newly signed agreement, attributing the delay to politicians' focus on party primaries and the 2027 elections.

Students reported that delays in visa issuance cause many to lose part of the academic year. They also lament the lack of support in integrating foreign students into universities.

A report details Iran's extensive efforts to mount attacks against the United States, indicating that these capabilities and strategies extend far beyond its conventional military forces, with recent threats specifically targeting US universities in the Gulf region.

Italy's State Property Agency is promoting workshops with universities focused on the care of common goods, with the first event held at the Politecnico di Milano's Mantova Architecture campus following the signing of a public property city plan.

India's University Grants Commission (UGC) has included a specific institute in Rajasthan on its official list of fake universities, warning students against enrolling there.

A systematic rejection of honor culture as an explanatory framework, even when documented by experts, creates a knowledge vacuum that impacts professionals in the field.

Florida education officials, under Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, have eliminated sociology as a required graduation component at state universities, marking the latest action in the state's broader 'anti-woke' agenda.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić has scheduled an urgent session of the Education Committee for March 28 to discuss the situation at state universities in Serbia, specifically concerning the Faculty of Philosophy.

Students in Gaza are struggling to pursue higher education after all universities in the region were reportedly destroyed, leading to significant hardships.

Experts from three universities are working to rectify 'unusual deformations' discovered during the multi-billion crown modernization of Prague's central Masaryk railway station, a project that has faced issues with construction materials.