Harvard University has restructured or closed DEI offices across at least six graduate schools, rebranding them under new titles such as “community and belonging” or “academic culture and community.” These changes follow federal pressure from President Trump’s administration and ongoing legal disputes involving Harvard’s funding and tax status. While some schools have not yet acted, the overhaul reflects a major shift in Harvard’s diversity strategy, raising questions about the future of DEI efforts in US higher education.
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Idaho school districts face a sudden $33.3 million shortfall after the US government froze previously approved federal education funds set for release on July 1. The freeze disrupts budgets, forcing cuts to migrant and English language programmes and professional development. Twin Falls and Blaine County districts are particularly affected. Idaho’s Department of Education and Superintendent Debbie Critchfield await clarity from Washington as schools prepare for the upcoming academic year.
IGI Aviation Services has announced 1,446 vacancies for Airport Ground Staff and Loaders at Indira Gandhi International Airport. Applications are open from July 10 to September 21, 2025, for candidates with 10th or 12th grade qualifications. Ground Staff positions offer salaries from INR 25,000 to INR 35,000, while Loaders can earn between INR 15,000 and INR 25,000.
Not everyone excels at public speaking or quick conversation—and that’s not a weakness. This story explores five fulfilling careers where precision, creativity, and analytical thinking matter more than verbal fluency. From data analysis to design and lab work, these roles prove that success isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it thrives quietly, through focus, depth, and silent strength.
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A surprising 27% drop in US student visa issuances to Indian students this year raises concerns about administrative delays and increased scrutiny. Enhanced vetting measures, including social media checks, contribute to student anxiety and potential shifts to alternative destinations like Canada and Australia. Despite the US's strong educational appeal, visa unpredictability may impact its reputation.