61% fear that AI technology would end up unregulated in the future
With the capabilities of AI technology, shouldn’t the government come up with strict regulations on its usage? The brilliance of AI technology Coming from the…
Poor students in the UK lagging behind in maths, research shows
A study that was carried out by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) shows that poor students from the UK have fallen behind for another one … Read more
UK students endorse an assessment for full understanding of sexual consent
A new study shows that a majority of UK students are on board with the introduction of a compulsory test on understanding sexual consent at … Read more
Camels being used as mobile library are bringing books to Pakistan's poorest children
Pakistani children from the province of Balochistan now have a reason to smile, thanks to a dedicated group of individuals and donors who started a … Read more
UK travel restrictions sees thousands of Indian students in 'complete panic' over quarantine cost
The UK’s abrupt inclusion of India into the travel red list has sent shock waves to thousands of Indian students studying in the UK and … Read more
£11m shared education campus work in Limavady given a go ahead
Limavady town in County Londonderry has started the construction of a shared education campus that will see Limavady High School and St Mary’s High School … Read more
40 percent of students addicted to their smartphones, study finds
smartphones have played a significant role in keeping us connected throughout the global pandemic, which has seen many countries implementing lockdowns and other forms of … Read more
Debate on whether universities should contact parents during a mental health crisis in the UK continues
Universities in the UK do not have to contact parents or guardians of students facing serious mental health problems on their campuses. To many parents, … Read more
Oxford and 80 other universities named on sexual assault website
Over 80 universities in the UK have been called out for doing little to address cases of sexual assault, abuse and misogyny. This is after … Read more
China challenges Japanese officials to drink water being released in the ocean if it safe
Japan announced this week that it would be releasing 1.25 million tons of treated wastewater that has been contaminated by the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power … Read more
English universities in-person reopening pushed to mid-May
University leaders in England have expressed their disappointment with the government after it ruled out a full return to face-to-face teaching for students before May … Read more
