Long before it became a symbol of academic prestige, Harvard University was a frontline player in America’s fight for independence. In 1775, its campu ...

An asteroid has been named after 19th century astronomer Annie Walker, Cambridge’s first professional female astronomer.

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Today marks a quiet but deeply significant moment in the struggle for academic integrity in the United States: Brown ...

Lady Susan Briggs, wife of the late former University of Sussex Vice-Chancellor Lord Asa Briggs died on 3 June 2025.

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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an American tech powerhouse, has been named the world's best university once again ...

University of Bristol pregnant students have free and unlimited use of the swimming pool for their pregnancy. No membership ...

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