Universities call for stricter student grant system to be scrapped
New requirements could result in half of learners dropping out, deans warn
Time for the “magic sandwich”
NGOs, parents and teachers are calling for urgent action against child malnutrition
The graduates caught in a debt trap
Unemployment crisis means that many former students can't pay back loans PP government has since abolished the lending program altogether
For Spain’s Ecuadorian immigrants, a career in the classroom
The government in the Latin American country is hoping to tempt talent home
Thousands abandon classrooms to join second education strike in 12 months
Teachers and students protest cuts and proposed reforms in 30 cities Labor unions put turnout at 72 percent; government says below 20 percent
Toward a diagnosis of chronic fatigue
A breakthrough by Barcelona researchers has given sufferers hope They want to see the disputed syndrome accepted as a disease in its own right
An illustrator not by design
Artist Iban Barrenetxea has gone from amateur to prize winner in just three years