Edifier outlines next phase of global audio strategy
Edifier is moving to reset its global product strategy as changing work and entertainment habits reshape the consumer…
Sydney students tackle climate change livability as world records hottest three years
Products designed by Sydney university students could help tackle symptoms of climate change, after the world experienced its…
Air pollution, not diet, shows the strongest link to poorer concentration in schoolgirls
A study of schoolgirls finds that living in polluted areas is more consistently linked to reduced attention than…
One of These 10 Students Will Win the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards
The Sony World Photography Awards has unveiled the shortlisted photos in its 2026 Student competition. The shortlisted projects…
Working while studying: Which EU countries have the highest rates and why?
More than one in four young Europeans aged between 15 and 29 were working and studying at the…
Screen time may increase body fat in children
A study of primary school children shows that excess screen use is tied to higher body fat, while…
We Want A Battle: An Open Letter To Bring Armored MMA To The Bryce Jordan Center
Bring Armored MMA to the Bryce Jordan Center. By now, Penn State students have seen it all at…
How students can turn an idea into a startup: A simple 5-step framework
Entrepreneurship among students is clearly on the rise. A recent GUESS India report highlights that about 14% of…
Washington Co. Schools to provide counseling, support to students after fatal fire shakes community
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Families experienced a heartbreaking Christmas morning in Kingsport after a house fire in the…
South Australia Doubles Holocaust Education Amid Terror – J-Wire
Browse > Home / News / South Australia Doubles Holocaust Education Amid Terror – J-Wire December 29, 2025…
High school students forced to fight false allegations of AI cheating
The clock struck three, and the school bell rang — it was home time for students at Davidson…
‘For some young people it’s the social’ – The Irish Times
Screens get the blame for many things – from problematic content, to depriving teenagers of “real-life” experiences, to…