RPSC RAS 2024 prelims exam on February 2, admit cards to be out on January 30: Check official notice here
RPSC RAS Prelims Exam 2024: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released a notice regarding the Rajasthan Administrative Services (RAS) prelims examination 2024. According to the notice, the RPSC RAS Prelims Exam 2024 will be conducted on February 2, 2025, from 12 noon to 3 pm. Admit cards will
US Department of Education purges DEI programs: Key update on recent actions
US Education Department moves to eliminate DEI: A closer look at the actions so far In a sweeping move that marks a significant shift in federal education policy, the US Department of Education (DoE) announced on January 23, 2025, the dismantling of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The
H-1B visa rules updated: How will they benefit F-1 students?
On December 17, 2024, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced its final rule to modernize and enhance the efficiency of the H-1B visa program—a non-immigrant work visa that allows US employers to temporarily hire foreign workers for specialty occupations. The new rule, which came into effect on January 17,
California State University changes male-only program after Title IX violation over race and sex exclusion
CSU revises male-only program after Title IX discrimination complaint over race and sex California State University (CSU) has made significant changes to a controversial program after a complaint accused the university of violating federal civil rights laws. The university has now opened its “Young Males of Color Consortium” to all
‘Bloody Indian’ remark prompts New Mexico Supreme Court ruling, clearing way for discrimination lawsuits against schools
McKenzie Johnson, a Cibola High School student who is Navajo, speaks at an Albuquerque Public Schools Native American Open Community Forum in 2019 in Albuquerque, N.M. (AP File Photo) In a groundbreaking decision, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that public schools and universities in the state can
NIOS Class 10 result 2025 released: Direct link to download scorecards here
NIOS Class 10 result 2025 declared: The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has announced the Class 10 results for 2025 today, January 24, 2025. Students who took the Secondary examination can access their results on the official NIOS Result website at results.nios.ac.in. The Class 10 exams started on October
Utah Republicans push to restrict teacher unions with a bill that could set a precedent across the US, sparking a political clash
Union members in public service professions across Utah raise their hands to speak in opposition to a bill banning public sector collective bargaining on January 23, 2025, at the Capitol Building in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo) Utah Republicans have introduced a controversial bill that seeks to eliminate collective bargaining
Republican budget cuts to higher education could raise costs for millions of students: Here’s how
In a move that could significantly impact college affordability across the country, Republican lawmakers have proposed a series of budget cuts to higher education and student loan programs. These proposed changes are part of a broader effort to reduce the federal deficit, but they come with significant consequences for students
Texas lawmakers push for historic $1 billion in school choice funding and pay raises for teachers
Historic budget proposal in Texas includes $1 billion for school choice and teacher pay increases. (Getty Images) Texas lawmakers have unveiled a historic budget proposal for the upcoming session, aiming to allocate a staggering $1 billion for school choice funding. This budget also includes a much-anticipated $4,000 raise for public
Harvard antisemitism settlement stirs controversy: A breakthrough for protection or a blow to free speech?
Harvard’s antisemitism settlement divides campus: A win for Jewish students or a threat to free speech? Harvard University’s recent settlement of two Title VI lawsuits has sparked a fierce debate, dividing faculty and students over its implications for free speech and the protection of Jewish students. The lawsuits, filed by