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Published in: Home: AnalysisHere’s how Humza Yousaf can deliver a fairer, greener ScotlandAfter 16 years in power, the SNP is stagnating. With these 16 policies, the new first minister can change that
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWill the market force Ron DeSantis to U-turn on his culture war?OPINION: Treating education like an industry instead of a public good has left the Florida governor in a tough place
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Published in: Podcasts: OpinionWhy so many of the world’s students want to go to Chinese universitiesThey offer three things that Western rivals can’t
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Published in: Podcasts: OpinionChina gives scholarships to Africans but then moves the doctoral goalpostsLots of African students are studying for PhDs in China – but why is it so hard to graduate?
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Published in: Home: NewsPost-Brexit Turing Scheme gives students £22m less than EU’s Erasmus programmeStudents say the Turing Scheme is plagued with problems and leaves them facing uncertainty even after they begin study
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsExclusive: Private schools pocket millions in Covid loans denied to state schoolsMinisters’ own schools were among those that received millions while state schools faced bankruptcy
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionHow US student debt forgiveness exposed the Christian Right’s hypocrisyWhere were the calls to avoid ‘sacralizing policy’ when it was abortion being debated? Or LGBTIQ+ rights?
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Published in: Home: FeatureHow the cost of living crisis is hurting studentsExclusive: As maintenance grants fail to keep pace with inflation, students on low incomes struggle to get by
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Published in: 50.50: Opinion‘I told my daughter’s school she was trans. Their reaction was amazing’An affirming parent shares how inclusive schools have supported her trans daughter
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Published in: Home: NewsKids skimping on meals to buy food for hungry friends, youth workers warnExclusive: Youth workers have spoken of ‘a failure of society’ as kids take on responsibility for feeding friends
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureThe volunteers risking their lives to secretly educate Afghanistan’s girlsNine months on from the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, teenage girls remain deprived of their right to education
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Published in: Home: NewsHackney schoolgirl strip-searched by police breaks silence‘Child Q’ was wrongly accused of having drugs and subjected to a humiliating search while on her period. Her family...
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Published in: Home: NewsExclusive: More London children speak out about horrific police strip searchesYoung people and youth workers will picket a Hackney police station over the ‘state-sanctioned sexual assault’ of...
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureLGBTIQ students kicked out of school in East Africa are fighting backHomophobia, religion and the legacy of colonialism are hurting gay and lesbian school students in Kenya and Uganda –...
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionCulture wars: It’s the Right that is trying to cancel free speechWhile the powerful try to silence those who speak back to them, working-class cultures all over the world are...
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWhy I created the hashtag #ExposeChristianSchoolsPrivate Christian schools in the US take public money to push a ‘religion-centred, anti-science, anti-multicultural...
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Published in: North Africa, West Asia: FeatureThe Afghan woman activist still determined to educate girlsWith the future of women’s rights and girls’ education in doubt under Afghanistan’s new Taliban regime, Zarlasht...
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Published in: North Africa, West Asia: FeatureThe ‘helpers’: the Yemeni students doing homework for the SaudisAmid war and a COVID-19 lockdown, some students in Yemen have found a new market, selling academic services to their...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaFor young Syrian refugees, education and employment cannot remain apoliticalWhy is it that despite the huge efforts invested by donors and UN agencies, do young refugees continue to struggle...
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Published in: Migrant FuturesThe future of international students in Australia hangs in the balanceHealth, economic, and political conditions will determine the fate of international students in Australia.
