BEIJING — Chinese primary and secondary schools are often derided as grueling, test-driven institutions that churn out students who can recite basic facts but have little […]

American universities and colleges enrolled 350,000 more international students in 2014/15 as compared to 2007/08, indicating strong attractiveness of U.S. higher education institutions among globally mobile […]

OSTERVILLE, Mass. — When the lunch bell rings at Cape Cod Academy, students line up for a weekly treat — food from Great House, a local […]

By Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz Lynn Raridon knows what it’s like to fight Texas law. During her decades as owner of the adult store Forbidden Fruit, in Austin, […]

By Andrew Joseph @DrewQJoseph August 23, 2016  Private universities will need to recognize graduate students who conduct research and help teach classes as employees and therefore […]

Alejandro Ortiz, Senior Research Associate As U.S. educational institutions, colleges, and universities scour the globe for sources of qualified international students, India ranks high on many […]

Williams College is one of the schools that’s dropped the SAT requirement. By Laura Krantz Globe Staff  August 22, 2016 Several top New England colleges have […]

Kingston Grammar School students are today celebrating some exceptional A Level examination results that are amongst the School’s best in the last 5 years. The class […]

John Deziel, a field representative with the Department of Homeland Security, met with Denise Hammon, president of the School of Fashion Design in Boston, to talk […]