“No stress about policy changes”: Indian entrepreneur says switching from H-1B to B-1 visa completely changed his life

For many skilled professionals, the H-1B visa has long been the gateway to work in the United States, offering opportunities in some of the world’s largest multinational companies. But for Aniruddha, an Indian entrepreneur, the nine years he spent on an H-1B visa were marked by limitations, uncertainty, and a sense of being trapped.“This is…

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CAT 2025 application correction window closes today at iimcat.ac.in: Here’s how to make changes online

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode will close the application correction facility for the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2025 today, October 7, 2025. Registered candidates who have not yet reviewed their details can make final changes to the CAT 2025 application form through the official website: iimcat.ac.in. Once the window closes, no further edits…

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ICE arrest exposes gaps in oversight: How superintendent Ian Roberts ran Des Moines schools undetected

In 2023, Des Moines Public Schools set out to hire a superintendent with a precise vision: improve reading scores, strengthen the math performance of Black boys, adhere to affirmative action goals, and provide steady leadership in the wake of COVID-19 and the racial justice protests of 2020. Among dozens of applicants, one name stood out….

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The Ivy left standing: How Yale University has weathered federal funding pressures

Yale University has so far remained untouched by the federal funding freezes that have affected its Ivy League peers under President Donald Trump. During Family Weekend, President Maurie McInnis spoke candidly about why Yale has avoided the punitive measures, citing the University’s long tradition of fostering respectful campus dialogue and open debate. She also addressed…

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Stop playing with hardworking Americans: US Labour Secretary slams Democrats as shutdown hits employees’ salaries

US Labor Secretary slams Democrats as shutdown leaves employees’ salaries delayed On October 4, 2025, US Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer criticised Democratic lawmakers for stalling federal work during the ongoing government shutdown. In a tweet, she said the Department of Labor has been working “around the clock to deliver on the President’s mandate to…

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New Office of Culture and Community takes over Harvard’s former diversity centers

New Office of Culture and Community takes over Harvard’s former diversity centers Harvard College has reorganised its diversity and cultural programming, replacing three long-standing student centers with a new Office of Culture and Community (OCC), according to The Harvard Crimson. The College dissolved the Women’s Center, the Office for BGLTQ Student Life, and the Foundation…

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US government shutdown 2025: What happens when Education Department operations stop?

US government shutdown 2025 disrupts Education Department and school operations The ongoing 2025 US government shutdown has brought significant disruptions to the federal Department of Education, raising concerns about the continued delivery of critical education services, student aid, and the enforcement of federal education laws. With nearly 87% of the department’s workforce furloughed, the effects…

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Ohio universities face challenges as domestic enrollment grows but international numbers drop

As fall 2025 classes begin, Ohio’s public universities are reporting a mixed picture of enrollment trends. While several campuses have seen modest growth in overall student numbers, international student enrollment has dropped sharply, highlighting the challenges of attracting global talent amid policy shifts and ongoing uncertainties. Shawnee State University, Ohio University, and Bowling Green State…

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