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India’s higher education system has reached a milestone, with enrolment rising to a record 45 million students.

Trump administration takes action to address ‘forever students’.

Before October 2023, Dr S. Ammar, taught architecture in Gaza. Today, she is trying to organise her family’s survival.

Experts fear rise in education ‘cold spots’ and social immobility as 4,000 academic posts lost in one year.

Over the past two years, the conversations have changed, writes Richard T. Herman.

The presence of inequity in the higher education sector is well known, writes prof. em. Richard Heller.

Today, the European Commission launched the application process for the 2026 EU Award for Gender Equality Champions. 

A recent UNESCO report acknowledges the reservation of university places and teaching posts.

14 “Black and Jewish Unity Dinner” were held across the United States in the 2025 to 2026.

Diversity-aware leadership fosters decisions anchored in inclusion, writes rector Àngels Fitó.

Meritocracy in university leadership has increasingly been constrained, writes Professor Abebaw Y. Adamu.

International education is going through a tumultuous period in the United States, writes Ragh Singh.

The technology is also recognised as creating disparity, writes Eleanor J. Giraud.

Our Vice President Xiaoran Gao attended the Nettverkskonferansen 2026 at NHH – Norwegian School of Economics.

Research shows that sexual harassment incidents are shockingly high, writes Michelle W. T. Cheng.

Tighter controls over the inclusion of “sexual orientation and gender identity” has been strongly criticised.