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A 2025 British Social Attitudes survey found 34% of UK residents think a degree is not worth the cost, up from 14% in 2005. Experts cite rising tuition fees, stagnant repayment thresholds, and economic pressures as key factors in declining public confidence.
University of Manchester Investigates Harassment Calls to Female Students
The University of Manchester launched an investigation after 20 female medical students reported anonymous late-night harassment calls. Charlotte Buttercase, a targeted student, described feeling intimidated during a 2 a.m. call involving sexual comments and laughter from multiple men.
CBSE's New Exam System Prompts Student Complaints
The Central Board of Secondary Education implemented a new on-screen marking system for Class 12 exams, triggering over 1.1 million requests for answer sheet copies. Students reported missing pages, incorrect marking, and mismatched answer sheets, prompting the Education Minister to acknowledge discrepancies and promise a solution.
Academy of Management Moves Annual Meetings Outside U.S. Through 2030
The Academy of Management will hold its annual meetings outside the United States through 2030. The decision responds to declining international attendance linked to U.S. immigration policies and political climate.