New work permit rule for legal immigrants in the US: What actually changes

New US work permit rule ends automatic EAD extensions for immigrants. (Getty Images) The US administration has introduced a new rule that ends the automatic extension of employment authorisation for certain legal immigrants. Previously, under the Biden administration, migrants could continue working legally after their work permit expired if they had filed a renewal application…

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Hawai’i guarantees UH college admission for senior students: Here’s how it could boost enrolment

UH community colleges simplify applications with Direct2UH. (Representative Image, Getty Images) Hawai’i is rolling out a new initiative aimed at increasing college enrolment among high school seniors. The program, called Direct2UH, guarantees admission to the University of Hawai’i (UH) community colleges for all Department of Education (DOE) seniors and offers guaranteed entry to UH West…

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How much does studying in Canada cost for international students in 2025–26?

Tuition and rent costs for international students in Canada rise again in 2025–26. (Getty Images) Affordability continues to be a primary concern for international students planning to study in Canada. Inflation and economic uncertainty have increased everyday living costs, affecting rent, groceries, and utilities across the country. For the 2025–26 academic year, tuition and housing…

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740,000 Alberta students resume school amid red shirts, red-rimmed eyes following ATA strike

Red shirts and red-rimmed eyes mark end of ATA strike in Alberta. (Getty Images) Alberta’s classrooms reopened on Wednesday as more than 740,000 students returned to schools after a 16-day provincewide teachers strike. The strike, the largest in Alberta’s history, ended after Premier Danielle Smith invoked the Charter’s notwithstanding clause to compel 51,000 teachers back…

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The digital ethics curriculum: Should every university require a ‘how to work with AI’ course?

Should universities require AI literacy courses to tackle digital ethics? (Getty Images) Walk into most offices these days, and you’ll see AI quietly at work, whether it’s scanning documents, suggesting marketing copy, or predicting financial trends. But here’s the thing: a lot of graduates leave college completely unprepared to use these tools responsibly. They might…

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