- England’s government and teachers’ unions have struck a deal to fully fund a major pay raise, injecting £500 million into schools to stave off strike action.
- The University of California system will no longer consider SAT scores in admissions, cementing its shift to a test‑optional model.
- The Department of Homeland Security has proposed ending the 60‑day grace period for H‑1B visas, a change that could restrict the talent pipeline for U.S. universities and research institutions.
- Canada is seeing a record surge in new international graduate students, while U.S. business schools continue to dominate global MBA rankings, reshaping cross‑border higher‑education flows.
- New research finds that teens with predominantly online friendships are more likely to express support for white nationalist ideas, raising alarms about digital social environments in K‑12 education.
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