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Yolanda De Lucchi told Newsweek the student failed the course and he had to retake it, but that he is "probably a lawyer today."

Dream expert and author Delphi Ellis told Newsweek this recurring dream relates to stress.

"You made the right decision," a Redditor commented. "You may lose these people as friends, but try to think 'good riddance' over anything else."

After the college detected over 400 positive coronavirus cases and its first Omicron case, the school shut down its main campus.

Not all heroes wear capes—a student has gone viral after completing the puzzle in under 30 seconds, and saving his classmates a lot of extra work.

One critic said it was "too open ended and non-transparent to be a fair question."

In a 2-1 ruling Wednesday, Indiana was allowed to continue enforcing laws restricting abortion consultations and procedures.

"This incident demonstrates that we must place an increased focus on character and integrity within the entire brigade," Superintendent Vice Admiral Sean Buck said.

Students were going to have their results decided by an algorithm which has now been scrapped after complaints.

Neve was predicted A* A* A by her teachers and as her requirement for Cambridge was A* A A, we knew she would have been fine, had she been able to take the exams. The results Neve received through the English government's system were A*A B.

Nearly 40 percent of A-level grades were lowered under an algorithm used by the exams regulator after students were unable to sit their exams.

A bus in Guizhou province plunged into the Hongshan reservoir on Tuesday after driving across five lanes of oncoming traffic, leaving 21 dead and 16 injured.

A handwritten letter and a note on a bathroom wall each threatened mass violence against the university.

Hold on to your broomsticks Potterheads, Year 5 content for Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery game is here!

Blackouts will continue until the exam season ends on June 25.

Question: "If a ship had 26 sheep and 10 goats onboard, how old is the ship's captain?"

Narendra Modi is writing a book about how students can manage test-related stress after hosting a successful radio segment on the topic in January.

More than 9 million children are sitting the annual national college entrance exam, which is seen as a key to social mobility.

Young people with HIV can face serious discrimination in their communities.

Prospective teachers don't get enough time in the classroom before they're expected to lead students.

Fears that sixth graders may cheat in tests have reportedly prompted Iraq to shut down its internet.