Top Schools Exclude Disadvantaged Send Pupils, Report Finds

New research from the Sutton Trust shows that top-performing state schools in England admit half as many disadvantaged pupils with special educational needs as average comprehensives, highlighting systemic exclusion and social segregation.

HBCU Attendance Boosts Cognitive Health for Black Americans

A groundbreaking study reveals that attending historically Black colleges and universities correlates with improved memory and cognitive function at age 62, highlighting the long-term benefits of culturally affirming educational environments.

Trump Sues Harvard Again Over Antisemitism Claims

The Trump administration has filed a new lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging civil rights violations against Jewish and Israeli students following the Gaza war. The lawsuit could threaten billions in federal funding.

How to Stop Paying for Friends on Nights Out

A university student shares their struggle with always footing the bill for unemployed friends. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith offers strategies for non-verbal communication and setting boundaries to address money conflicts in friendships.

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