Meet The Graduating Class 2026: Education Is Far From Useless
Muhammad's graduation from the MBA at Kingston will mark an important step on his lifelong learning journey.
Class of 2026: Taking A Moment To Truly Pause And Appreciate Your Achievement
Laura Marie Pieper says graduation reminded her how much can be achieved when you invest time, energy, and commitment into something that truly matters to you.
Meet the Graduating Class 2026: Mentally Closing One Chapter And Preparing To Begin The Next
Arabella Järvet's best advice to new students is to stay curious - ask questions and don't be afraid to challenge existing ideas.
What The Ivy League Sells Is Other People
Economists have spent years trying to explain why an Ivy League degree is worth roughly $101,000 more per year a decade after graduation. The answer they eventually found, after stripping out instruction quality, alumni networks in the conventional sense, and prestige signalling, was peer environment. Who you are in the room with.
Why France, Argentina and Mexico Won’t Win The World Cup
Neither France, Argentina, or Mexico, are likely to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup Between 2006 and 2022, not a single World Cup winner collected maximum points in the group stage. Brazil in 2002 is the last champion to win every game on the way to the title, and that was twenty-four years ago. Why does the pattern exist, and will it make a difference this year?
QS World University Ranking 2027 – Beyond The Top 10 The US Slips as Asia Surges
At first glance, the QS World University Rankings 2027 are a study in predictability. MIT is first, as it has been since 2012. Imperial, Stanford, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge follow, as they always do. But look one layer down and the table is anything but inert.
How Working With AI Could Future Proof Your Career
Will AI replace you in your job? Probably not. But framing AI as a threat or a silver bullet, research suggests might cause more problems than it solves
Who Would Win In A World Cup Of Universities?
Have you ever wondered what the World Cup would look like if it was based on the prestige of the countries’ universities rather than their footballers? What if it the star player wasn’t Messi but Marx? Not Neymar but Newton? Welcome to the World Cup of Universities.