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Faculty vote will continue until next Friday and could send message that school's president has lost their confidence.Cornell University

Students of St Servatius' College, Matara, participated in a special programme at the Old Parliamentary Chamber of the Presidential Secretariat yesterday (28) under the 'VISION' initiative, implemented in collaboration with the Presidential Secretariat, the Ministry of Education and the Parliament of Sri Lanka.

Smart classrooms equipped with remote learning facilities have been introduced at Sri Lanka's National Colleges of Education for the first time, with plans to extend the facilities to all 20 colleges in the country.

The government is considering establishing a Vocational Technology University in the North Central Province by converting partially completed buildings originally

New Zealand has introduced four changes to its student visa regulations, affecting international students' work rights, English language assessments, visa processing and post study arrangements. Immigration New Zealand (INZ) said the changes aim to s

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a new agreement aimed at providing Sri Lankan students with higher education opportunities in

Practical examinations for aesthetic subjects of the 2026 General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level examination scheduled to be he

by Farzana Haniffa Quality assurance (QA) processes adopted in our university system have been the subject of the last two Kuppi contributions. Ramya Kumar and Ahilan Kadirgamar discussed how QA tools burden academics unduly, fail to provide useful i

The Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education has warned the public against fake and altered official circulars being
