Brussels, 13 October 2026 – Europe continues to build new waste incinerators, despite already reaching excess capacity of almost 65 million tonnes, according to a new Zero Waste Europe study published today
The Dr Coral Kemp Scholarship, established by Specialist Teaching and Research (STaR) in partnership with the Institute of Special Educators (InSpEd) and the University of Newcastle, will support an early childhood teacher to become a specialist in inclusive education
Purdue University Northwest and Ivy Tech partner to enhance hospitality career paths for Indiana college students
Unite boss warns of ‘very limited’ student housing supply from 2028 as viability stalls
Ohio University’s Yamada International House which contains the university’s Center for International Studies, Aug. 31, 2026, in Athens. NEWS New DHS student visa regulations halted, future uncertain
A student was caught using AI-powered smart glasses during Yonsei University’s entrance exam over the weekend, the first known case of the technology being used to cheat on a college admissions test in Korea
Times Higher Education has released its2027 World University rankings, placing MSU at No. 93, an improvement of 12 spots over last year and the university’s highest place in the ranking since 2022
More than a third of people who receive warnings of disasters are unable to act before they strike, according to a global poll. Social resilience has fallen also in Poland, Greece, and France
More than 60 leading universities from 15 EU Member States and thousands of visitors gathered in Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, for the ‘Study in Europe’ Fair, on 10-11 October
Chevening Scholarship 2027–28: Applications closed, what next? Check selection timeline