Yale University is cutting graduate student enrollment by up to 13% in humanities and social sciences due to a federal endowment tax. STEM fields will see a 5% reduction. However, Yale Law School plans no major changes, as its tuition-dependent model generates revenue. This reflects a broader trend among elite institutions recalibrating finances.
Dartmouth College has secured $30 million in endowed gifts to bolster undergraduate internship opportunities, aiming to integrate practical experience with academic study. This initiative, aligning with President Beilock's focus on career outcomes, will provide financial support for unpaid internships and expand international pathways, reflecting a broader institutional commitment to preparing students for a dynamic labor market.
Parliamentary data reveals a sharp three-year decline in Indian students pursuing higher education abroad, falling from over 9 lakh in 2023 to 6.26 lakh in 2025. As the government highlights NEP 2020 reforms and foreign campuses in India, questions emerge: Is this renewed faith in domestic institutions or the result of rising costs and global uncertainty?
A nationwide Bharat Bandh called by 10 central trade unions has sparked anxiety among students and parents over possible school closures. While the strike protests new labour codes, privatisation and trade policies, no nationwide shutdown of schools or colleges has been ordered. Most major states report institutions functioning normally, despite expected local disruptions.
Connecticut's Department of Education launched "An American History of Rock and Soul," a new elective using music to teach history and civics. This "Course in a Box" offers ready-to-use digital materials to save teachers planning time and engage students. Education leaders are optimistic about its potential to inspire more state-developed courses and dual credit opportunities.
The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI) is set to announce the CMA Intermediate and Final results for the December 2025 examinations soon, with the declaration scheduled for February 11, 2026, on eicmai.in. Candidates can access scorecards online using their identification number, check subject-wise marks, and review qualifying status.
The U.S. Department of Education has issued new guidance urging states and school districts to make flexible use of federal Title II funding to strengthen the teacher workforce. The guidance highlights strategic staffing models that move beyond the traditional one-teacher classroom, promote team-based instruction and create leadership pathways for educators. Officials say the approach can improve student outcomes, support novice teachers and help address long-term workforce challenges.Yale University is cutting graduate student enrollment by up to 13% in humanities and social sciences due to a federal endowment tax. STEM f...
