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Alun Francis OBE is set to leave his post for a new challenge after more than a decade of renewal and progress at...

New craft skills training hub to be established

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris T.D., has announced 13 projects to be funded around the country in a f...

They were supposed to transform learning at the university—128 projects that received a share of $25 million to develop innovative, multidisciplinary teaching and learning projects. Now, 10 years since the Third Century Initiative was announced, a look at a handful of the well-funded projects sho

Dozens of high school students were logging on – from New York City to Topeka, Kansas, to Waipahu, Hawaii – for an unusual Stanford award ceremony: These teenagers, all from Title 1 high schools serving low-income communities, were the first cohort t

Students from high schools serving low-income communities celebrate successful completion of Stanford’s first nationwide dual-enrollment computer science course.

Stanford University is delivering its first-ever dual-enrollment class with 15 high schools across the country. A fall 2021 pilot has enrolled 220 students Computer Science 105, an introductory course for students who attend high schools where at least 40% of students live in low-income households.

Stanford University has launched a digital education office with the intent of broadening equity and access to higher education through digital pathways.

With the government looking to level up every region of the UK, Minister for Women and Equalities, Liz Truss, today (10th October) announced that Katharine Birbalsingh CBE is the preferred candidate for the role of Chair of the Social Mobility Commission (SMC).