You have to marvel at the geniuses at the University of Oxford. They have found a way to improve the fairness of access to its prestigious colleges both by abandoning and by adopting entrance exams.

Statins were linked to only four out of 66 suggested side effects in a major study, plus two previously known ones.

Uncovering unexpected family connections can be "life-altering", says Dr Jo-Ann Sparrow, leading to feelings of betrayal and ...

For decades, scientists have searched for a safe way to reach deep parts of the human brain without cutting into the skull.

Biocomputing research is testing living neurons for computation as scientists look for energy-efficient alternatives to ...

Shiv Nadar Foundation will host the ICONIQ Quizverse Challenge, a pan-India inter-college competition for UG and PG students ...

The skills gap, in other words, is really a pedagogy gap. South African students don’t lack potential. Many are simply ...

Most students have asked the same question at least once. Who invented exams, and why? Sitting in a quiet hall with a question paper in front of them, many chil ...

The law school has now announced that a minimum of 75 per cent of the total intake for 2026-27 will be admitted through Early ...

After two men were told their booking at a Holiday Inn in Manchester could not be honoured simply because they were homeless, ...

Sonipat, Haryana, India, 3rd Feb: Recognised as India’s leading global law school, JGLS continues to attract exceptional interest from high-achieving law aspirants across India and overseas, reaffirmi ...

This batch of new fiction arrives with an unusual fixation on truth -- provisional, negotiated and often deferred. Rosie Storey's debut novel, "Dandelion Is Dead," and Julian Barnes' latest, ...