From Stanford to MIT: Top 10 national universities in the US for 2026 and what sets them apart

Choosing a college is more than just looking at rankings. For decades, US News & World Report’s ‘Best Colleges’ rankings have guided students and families through the complex landscape of higher education. The 2026 edition evaluates over 1,700 US colleges and universities, using up to 17 factors to measure academic quality and graduate success. These…

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Cambridge found out what students’ favourite subjects really are and it’s not what you think

Why Are Students Not Studying What They Love? Exploring the Disconnect in Education Choices (Image: Pexels) Studying what students say they love to study versus what they actually opt for, reveals an interesting disconnect and Cambridge’s research gives us one of the clearest pictures. Cambridge’s Global Education Census (2018) and its Data Byte on favourite…

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6 Indian-origin biologists in the US: Where they studied and their scientific impact

6 Indian-origin biologists in the US: Where they studied and their career highlights. (AI Image) Indian-origin scientists have made remarkable strides in the field of biology, with several establishing prominent careers in the US. Their academic journeys span prestigious institutions worldwide, and their research has influenced multiple disciplines including genetics, immunology, biochemistry, and plant biology.From…

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Can Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visas withstand legal challenges? Here’s why the battle over immigration powers is heating up

Trump’s $100,000 fee on H-1B visas: Legal battles and changes to the US immigration programme. (AP Photo) President Donald Trump has introduced a controversial $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications, setting the stage for a legal fight over the limits of presidential authority and the future of a key immigration programme. This unprecedented surcharge…

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Judge orders Trump administration to restore $500 million in UCLA funding: how the legal challenge exposed procedural flaws

Federal court halts Trump’s freeze on $500 million in UCLA grants. (AI Image) A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must reinstate $500 million in federal grant funding that was previously frozen at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The decision follows a legal challenge over the government’s handling of the funding…

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Three serious crimes surged at WVU last year: Here’s why it matters now more than ever

Stalking cases nearly doubled at WVU last year. (AI Image) Reports of stalking, domestic violence, and burglary at West Virginia University rose significantly in 2024, according to the institution’s latest Clery Act report. While most crime categories remained consistent with the previous year, these three areas saw marked increases.The data, released by the West Virginia…

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Why more US students are choosing Europe and Asia for university and how cost and politics are driving the shift

US college costs and politics drive students to study overseas. (AI Image) A growing number of US students are turning their backs on traditional American universities in favour of academic institutions across Europe, the UK, and Asia. Motivated by soaring tuition fees, increasing student debt, and domestic political instability, many are opting to study abroad…

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US News HE rankings 2025: Princeton, MIT and Harvard hold top spots as Berkeley overtakes UCLA as leading public university

U.S. News Releases 2025 HE Rankings After Year of Sector Cuts, Controversies and Change. (AI Image) The 2025 US News & World Report higher education (HE) rankings have been released, revealing little change at the very top despite a year marked by significant challenges for American colleges and universities. Princeton University, the Massachusetts Institute of…

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