Higher education

Renowned professor from the Central University of Las Villas passes away

Florida prohibits undocumented students from enrolling in public universities

Journalism is struggling in Cuba: University of Havana seeks students from other fields

Cuban outfielder Alexei Bell begins a new chapter as a coach in the United States

René González lashes out at journalists for questioning his daughter's scholarship in Japan

Daughter of former Cuban spy René González receives scholarship from Japan to pursue master's studies

This is how the academic year will start in Cuban universities: less in-person attendance and classes from the municipalities

"Universities are our reason for being": the official discourse amidst the educational crisis in Cuba

Fuel crisis forces the Cuban regime to limit in-person classes at universities

Carolina Barrero arrives in Miami to begin her doctorate at UM and announces a new phase "closer to the homeland."

Education turned into propaganda: When teaching stops nurturing citizens and begins to manufacture loyalties

Miguel Díaz-Canel: "Great news floods the networks."

Rubens Riol: a Cuban film critic in the classrooms of Princeton

Architect Abel Tablada criticizes the Cuban regime for having invested hundreds of millions in isolated hotels

Universidad de Oriente organizes graduation "Centenary of Fidel Castro" without relocating students from several provinces

Suspended, but Cuba insists that entrance exams are the best way to access university

"I buy a lamp for the upcoming literacy campaign": Cubans react to the suspension of entrance exams

Professor from the University of Pinar del Río with decades of academic experience passes away

A Cuban raises a question and sparks a debate on social media: What does an industrial engineer do?

Two students from the University of South Florida mysteriously disappear: What is known?

Shock in Holguín over the death of a young university professor

Entrance exams postponed: new measures in university education amid the crisis in Cuba

Embassy of Italy in Cuba announces scholarships to study in the European country

"In Cuba, raising your voice is not allowed": Alina Bárbara López on the Abel Tablada case

Mother of diplomat Johana Tablada supports her son, a teacher expelled from CUJAE for critical publications

A professor and brother of diplomat Johana Tablada is expelled from CUJAE for critical posts on Facebook

"We'll pay for it, the people": Cubans react indignant to studies in Spain by Lis Cuesta's son

Johana Tablada blames the "blockade" for everything, including the studies in Spain of Lis Cuesta's son

Students from the Higher Institute of Art raise their voices against the suspension of in-person classes

Díaz-Canel proposes "incentives" to increase youth access to university in light of the shortage of qualified labor

Matanzas University of Medical Sciences acknowledges errors in diplomas and orders urgent reprinting

Eight deaths at the University of Oriente raise alarm and silence from officials amid an epidemiological crisis in Cuba

University of Florida ranks as the best in the United States

University in Ciego de Ávila awards diplomas with errors to graduates

Foreign student interrupts medical studies in Cuba due to inability to afford the high costs

They mourn the sudden passing of two university professors in Santiago de Cuba

Santiago de Cuba boasts high results in university entrance exams, but only one third of the students showed up

MATCOM faculty at UH challenges ETECSA and the authorities: "We will not attend classes until there is a response."

New videos show student protests against ETECSA's rate hike: "They didn't take the country into account."

Mathematics Faculty of UH calls off student strike following ETECSA's promise

Digital storm against the president of the FEU: 'He does not represent us,' cry thousands of Cuban university students on social media

President of the FEU applauds Díaz-Canel's appearance regarding ETECSA's rate hike: "It was clear, it was explained."

Medical student in Havana challenges ETECSA over its price hike

Only 464 students passed the university entry exams in Las Tunas; over 600 did not even show up

"We are the voice of a people tired of paying for inefficiency": Faculty of Communication and Letters of Holguín joins the student strike

Cuban-American congress members react to the student strike against ETECSA measures

ISA graduates show solidarity with striking students: "We want to be part of it."

The Faculty of Sociology and Social Work at UH strongly criticizes ETECSA's rate increase

University students are continuing the strike in protest against measures taken by ETECSA

The Faculty of Humanities at UH demands the resignation of the president of the FEU following protests over ETECSA fees

More university students are joining the strike against ETECSA's price hike

Trump reverses one of his measures and saves thousands of retirees from losing their Social Security checks

CUJAE students stand up to ETECSA: They demand other solutions and respect for the Cuban people

Criticism is pouring in for the FEU after it backtracked and praised "spaces for exchange" with ETECSA

Massive failure in Guantánamo: More than half of students fail the Mathematics entrance exam

The Cuban regime will grant degrees to students who fail or do not show up for entrance exams

Between Books and Lamborghinis: Florida's Most Extravagant Campus

Cuban students will be able to enter the Medical program without taking entrance exams: "Emerging doctors"?

This is the Latin American country with the most master's and doctoral graduates in the United States, according to a study

Flor de Cuba strikes back at those who humiliate her for not having a high school diploma: "A university degree only to end up in a Mipyme."