A growing number of universities in 15 US states are sending direct admission offers to students, bypassing the traditional application process due to a pressing need for enrollment.

Job opportunities for recent university graduates have reached a decade-low, influenced by artificial intelligence and increasing labor costs.

Public school students, from kindergarten through junior high, are prohibited from using generative artificial intelligence (gen AI), while teachers are forbidden from using it to grade student assignments.

Top academics from institutions like Harvard and MIT are relocating to Canadian universities, citing worries over academic freedom.

With an IQ of 154, 7-year-old Theodore Kwan captivates many as he regularly attends chemistry classes alongside students at Nanyang Technological University (NTU).

Over 20 universities are reducing postgraduate (master's, doctoral) tuition fees due to a sharp decline in international student numbers, a move described by experts as a "race to the bottom".

The decline in international students this fall is expected to cost the US economy approximately USD 3,4 billion and nearly 40,000 jobs.