Usha Vance and Hillary Clinton, both graduates of Yale Law School, showcase unique yet intertwined journeys in law and politics. Vance stands out as the first Asian American and Hindu American Second Lady, while Clinton, the first woman presidential candidate for a major party, epitomizes trailblazing achievements.
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Stanford University has implemented a hiring freeze for all staff positions due to federal policy changes resulting in potential reductions in funding from NIH and NSF. This move aims to mitigate financial risks, while faculty hiring and student workers remain unaffected, maintaining core academic functions.
The University of Texas has banned its universities from hosting or sponsoring drag shows, following a similar move by Texas A&M. The decision aligns with executive orders restricting public funds for gender ideology. The Queer Empowerment Council has sued Texas A&M, arguing the ban violates free speech. A federal judge is reviewing the case, as reported by Texas Tribune.
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released the provisional allotment list for PO, Clerk, RRB PO, and RRB Clerk on March 31, 2025. Candidates can check their status on ibps.in. The allotment follows a merit-cum-preference system, considering reservation policies and administrative requirements. In case of tied scores, older candidates receive preference based on date of birth.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) is expected to announce the Class 10 board exam results by the end of March 2025. The exams were conducted from February 17 to 25 in two shifts. Once released, students can check and download their results from the official website, secondary.biharboardonline.com. Check important details here.
The NTA has released admit cards for the UGC NET December 2024 exam scheduled on January 9, 2025. Candidates can download them from ugcnet.nta.ac.in. Earlier, admit cards were issued for exams on January 3, 6, 7, and 8. NTA will conduct UGC NET December 2024 exam between January 3-16, 2025, covering 85 subjects across multiple dates.
Congress is urged to reinstate canceled federal grants essential for teacher preparation programs, which address teacher shortages in areas like special education and STEM. The cuts have already disrupted the educator pipeline, affecting scholarships and internships. Organizations emphasize the grants' importance in attracting diverse talent and providing quality education.
Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai defends the National Education Policy, emphasizing its flexibility and positive impact. He criticizes past policies for making Hindi compulsory. Annamalai also expresses BJP's openness to alliances to challenge DMK. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin's government pushes for fair parliamentary delimitation, planning to meet the Prime Minister to present their concerns.
Marlene Tromp, the current president of Boise State University, has been named the sole finalist for the presidency at the University of Vermont. With a strong track record at Boise State, including enrollment growth and a 39% rise in graduation rates, Tromp is set to lead UVM through financial challenges and a shrinking student population. She is praised for her defense of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, even in a politically challenging environment.
The Union Budget 2025 introduces several initiatives to propel digital learning in India, focusing on AI-powered education, broadband for rural schools, multilingual digital textbooks, and enhanced digital skills training. While these initiatives demonstrate ambition, challenges remain, such as low device penetration, inadequate teacher training, and infrastructure gaps. To realise a truly digital education revolution, India must address these issues through structural reforms, public-private... Expand