Garrett Stell

Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen has commissioned a full carbon footprint ahead of setting a target to reach net zero.

An MSP has asked for parents to be included on a council working group to review criteria for school walking and transportation routes.

Private schools in Scotland are lobbying the UK Government to consider the impact on Scots before rolling out the new VAT policy.

Dr Olena Taukchi left behind her war-torn home in Ukraine for a fellowship in Glasgow, thanks to Cara (the Council for At-Risk Academics).

Many universities use international fees to help cover deficits, including teaching Scottish students whose tuition isn't enough to cover costs.

Parents in North Lanarkshire Council said recent traffic incidents involving student pedestrians illustrate their safety concerns about routes to…

The city of Edinburgh is considering education savings that could result in staff cuts and a lower number of support staff for ASN pupils.

Graeme Dey did not explain to Holyrood how the government's promised £4.5m for a new college pay deal will impact the overall budget.

The Scottish Government offered colleges funding leading directly to a new pay offer. So why has the government said they have no part to play?

Scottish universities recorded record-high enrolments of international students in 2022-2023.

Scottish universities are in a difficult financial situation. Some of the UK's university leaders have dissected the situation and proposed changes.

Academic leaders have said that Scotland’s student fee structure is putting an “unsustainable” strain on university students and institutions.

Parents in North Lanarkshire Council say that despite council efforts, they are being left out of critical education decisions.

Holyrood’s education committee has called for public scrutiny of legislation that would replace the SQA and create an independent inspectorate.

City of Glasgow College has softened its stance on the future of the TUC EC and potential staff redundancies.

Colleges will deduct full pay from boycotting staff, although lawyers have advised that it could leave the college vulnerable to legal challenges

Scottish universities still rely on international student funds to support research and domestic tuition, even as enrollment is shrinking.

The Glasgow Kelvin College board voted against the college's plans for deeming, or withholding pay, from staff taking part in a union boycott.

The head of Scotland’s largest teaching union has issued a warning against the consequences of underfunding and mismanagement across the education…

The future of the Trade Union Congress Education Centre (TUC EC) at City of Glasgow College is under review as colleges look to trim the budget.