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Russia Is Recruiting Drone Pilots on Campus. One Is Already Dead.
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Russia Is Recruiting Drone Pilots on Campus. One Is Already Dead.

Over 270 Russian universities are offering students free tuition and up to $70,000 to serve as military drone pilots. Recruiters promise no frontline risk. The reality is more complicated.

When Canvas Went Down, So Did the Classroom
CultureEN
When Canvas Went Down, So Did the Classroom

A ransomware attack took down Canvas during finals week, exposing how deeply universities have outsourced their core function to a handful of cloud platforms—and what happens when that bet goes wrong.

Stanford Has a School Inside Its School
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Stanford Has a School Inside Its School

VCs are handing millions to 18-year-olds before they have a single idea. Inside Stanford's shadow ecosystem—where innovation and fraud grow side by side.

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MC
Minho Choi
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British Universities Plant Flags in India—What's Really at Stake?
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British Universities Plant Flags in India—What's Really at Stake?

University of Southampton opens first UK campus in Delhi as nine more British institutions eye India. Examining the global education franchise model and its risks.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
How China Built World-Class Universities in Just Two Decades
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How China Built World-Class Universities in Just Two Decades

China's universities have rapidly ascended global rankings through massive investment, talent recruitment, and systemic reforms, reshaping the global higher education landscape

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SP
Seoyeon Park
When Elite Education Becomes Enemy Territory
CultureEN
When Elite Education Becomes Enemy Territory

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's war on Harvard reveals deeper tensions about education, military service, and the elite institutions that shape American leadership.

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MC
Minho Choi
Students Are Reading Again—Here's How One Professor Made It Happen
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Students Are Reading Again—Here's How One Professor Made It Happen

A college professor defied conventional wisdom about declining literacy and got students to read entire novels again. What this small classroom revolution reveals about education and attention spans.

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Minho Choi
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Harvard University campus view with historic library and students
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Harvard Chinese Student Enrollment 2025 Rises 4.5% Amid Trump Visa Curbs

Chinese student enrollment at Harvard University rose by 4.5% in autumn 2025, reaching 1,452 students despite visa restrictions from the Trump administration.

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HK
Haneul Kim
The Six-Month Degree: How One Teen Hacked Higher Education and Exposed Its Biggest Flaw
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The Six-Month Degree: How One Teen Hacked Higher Education and Exposed Its Biggest Flaw

A teen's 6-month, debt-free degree isn't just inspiring. It's a blueprint for disrupting the traditional university model and a signal for the future of work.

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Minho Choi
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