Arunachal CM enhances Dorjee Khandu merit scholarship, inaugurates new college blocks

Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu inaugurates two new blocks at Dorjee Khandu Govt College in Tawang Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh Chief MinisterPema Khandu on Saturday announced a major enhancement of the Dorjee Khandu merit scholarship, while inaugurating the academic and administrative blocks at a college in Tawang.The chief minister said the scholarship amount, instituted in memory…

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AFCAT-I 2026 exam notification released: Registration begins November 10 onwards at afcat.cdac.in

AFCAT-I 2026 exam notification released The Indian Air Force (IAF) has officially released the short notification for the Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT‑I) 2026, inviting applications from aspiring men and women to join as Group A Gazetted Officers. This recruitment is for both the Flying and Ground Duty (Technical and Non‑Technical) branches, with training…

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GSEB Gujarat Board 2026 timetable released for class 10, 12: Exams to begin February 26 onwards, check details

GSEB Gujarat Board 2026 timetable released for class 10, 12 The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) has officially released the timetable for the 2026 board examinations for Classes 10 and 12. According to the schedule, both SSC and HSC exams will commence on February 26, 2026, and continue until March 16, 2026….

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Four-day school week gets community nod in Missouri’s largest districts: What the vote means for students and teachers

Four-day school week gets community nod in Missouri’s largest pilot districts Two Missouri school districts, Independence and Hallsville, have officially won community approval to continue their four-day school weeks, becoming the first large districts in the state to do so under a new law requiring voter consent.The outcome reflects a growing shift in Missouri’s education…

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When food insecurity enters the classroom: Cambridge educators see hunger rise amid SNAP cuts

As the federal government shutdown extends beyond five weeks, the impact on Cambridge families is growing more visible — particularly among households with school-age children. With delays and cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), many parents are struggling to keep food on the table, forcing local food pantries to step up their outreach.According…

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Public confidence in American higher education is rising, but reality remains misrepresented

Public confidence in American higher education is quietly recovering. A recent Gallup–Lumina survey shows that 42% of Americans now express a “great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in colleges and universities, up from 36% a year ago. Yet the headlines continue to focus on controversies at elite institutions, leaving the achievements and daily…

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Cornell’s deal with the Trump administration: What it really means for American Higher education

Cornell University has reached a settlement with the Trump administration that restores hundreds of millions of dollars in federal research funding, ending a months-long standoff over civil rights compliance and federal oversight. Earlier this year, the administration withheld $250 million from the university, citing alleged civil rights violations, a move that threatened critical research programmes…

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