Education News

• Vivek Ramaswamy says all American high schoolers should pass the same civics test as immigrants, proposes holistic reforms October 9, 2025
  Vivek Ramaswamy advocates for a revamped US education system. He believes schools must go beyond academics to build student confidence, physical fitness, and civic understanding. Ramaswamy envisions integrating mental health support, healthier school meals, and requiring all high schoolers to pass the immigrant civics test. This approach aims to produce well-rounded, resilient, and engaged citizens […]
• Serve Americans first: Ramaswamy calls for H-1B and immigration policies that protect US workers October 9, 2025
  Vivek Ramaswamy advocates for an 'Americans First' approach to immigration, including H-1B visas. He proposes a merit-based system prioritizing skills and economic contribution, with higher fees to ensure employers truly need foreign talent. Ramaswamy stressed border security as a prerequisite for effective legal immigration reforms, aiming to strengthen the US workforce and communities.
• UPSC CDS II 2025 written exam results declared at upsc.gov.in: 9,085 candidates shortlisted, direct link here October 9, 2025
  The Union Public Service Commission has announced the Combined Defence Services Examination II, 2025 results. Nine thousand eighty-five candidates have cleared the written test. These successful aspirants will now proceed to the Service Selection Board interviews. This marks a significant step towards joining the Indian Military Academy, Indian Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, and Officers […]
• ​​Michigan approves $24 billion education budget, providing more than $10,000 per student October 9, 2025
  Michigan has approved a significant $24 billion education budget for the upcoming 2025-26 school year. This decision brings an end to months of uncertainty for school districts across the state. The new budget ensures over $10,000 per student and maintains vital programs like free meals and transportation. Schools can now confidently plan staffing and essential […]
• New York waives college application fees for nearly 130 universities: Here’s what students need to know October 9, 2025
  New York high school seniors can apply to nearly 130 colleges and universities for free this fall, a program entering its third year. This initiative aims to remove financial barriers and boost undergraduate enrollment, which remains below pre-pandemic levels. CUNY and SUNY are participating, alongside several private institutions, to encourage more students to pursue higher […]
  Lakshima Sareen