In words and pictures, Georgian students express their feelings about Russia and the 2008 war. A TOL/Liberali multimedia production.

Ukraine’s new system of externally evaluated admissions exams has led to a surge in ‘privileged applicants’ claiming disadvantaged status in the admissions process.

Moldova’s education ministry struggles to recruit younger teachers, especially to rural schools.

A Moscow program allows university students to shadow city officials and come up with their own solutions to urban problems.

An overview of the Russian government’s attempts to support higher education during the economic crisis.

A new research institute aims to preserve national cultures and develop education resources for the small-numbered indigenous peoples of the North.

Russian soon-to-be-graduates are anxiously preparing for the new standardized Unified State Examination (USE).

The government’s proposal for new textbooks reignites a long-running debate on the use and misuse of history in Ukrainian classrooms.

Moscow’s universities finally have a rival: federal universities.

Despite efforts to distance itself from Soviet times, the Ukrainian education system can’t kick its old habits.