Today’s Educational Leaders: Mentors to All & Influencers to Many
An age-old couplet from Hindu mythology briefly translates to ‘When My Teacher is standing with The God, whom shall I greet first? It shall definitely be the Teacher; after all…
Enhancing development by implementing Co-curricular activities
While talking about Universities—the first thing that emerges in our mind is—a learning home for the students focusing mostly on academics related issues, but it is to be noted that…
Innovation and Campus
“Education has only two weapons- Sincerity and Innovation” Campus life tends to be one of the most promising phases for any individual. Not only his career graph’s inception is foresighted…
Scholarships: The Key to Unlock Meritorious Students’ Potentials
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela, one of the greatest revolutionist the world has ever known. Though women are…
Universities get Government Funding for a Larger Tech Pool
The provincial government of British Columbia (B.C.) has recently announced $4.4 million in new funding to add 2,900 spaces for technology related programs. The investment is touted to increase till…
Universities take Digital Currencies Seriously
The prime concern with the popular Blockchain technology is the serious dearth of competent professionals in this field. However, lately, many universities have started embracing the importance of this technology…
US Education Department has granted $8 million to the US Schools as a post-Harvey Compensation
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos recently announced that the government is planning to pump in $8 million to educational institutes in order to overcome from the damages caused by the hurricane…
University of Wyoming to establish a new Indian American Center for students
In a bid to help student recruitment and retention efforts by creating an atmosphere of community for the Native Indian American students, University of Wyoming is proposing to found an…
Baltimore’s New Mayor Offers $288 Million in Education Expenditure to Protect City’s Schools
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh declared a “major new commitment” to the city’s financially strapped public school system, outlining a $22.4 million surge in aid to schools in her 2018 budget. That…
Australia to Present World’s First Cyber Crime University Course
Australia deal the world’s first university development to train intelligence analysts to fight cyber crime, encouraged by innovative methods of money transfer among organized crime and militant groups. The degree…