After a year of education through computer screens and the internet, one Russian school looks to bring the screens back into the physical classroom with a robotic teacher. 

A Yakut school's graduating class consisted of only one student, which means he receives all of our congratulations.

Dr. Kimberly DiMattia, known to her Russian students as Kira, has a range of offerings for anyone who wants to "move the needle" on their pronunciation.

On February 18, the Moscow Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia (CK) released a stern reminder for Russian youth who might be considering a stint in theft, robbery, extortion or other shenanigans after their fourteenth birthdays.

Russian astronauts on the ISS are preparing for a live lesson that will be broadcast via the Internet.

This week, the Russian army gets new toys; a university administrator doesn't quit while he's ahead; and Lukashenko keeps doing his thing, much to our chagrin.

A group of students from Moscow State University is working on suing the university for a partial refund.

Russia came in 41st in an annual ranking of countries by English proficiency.

A Russian agency has banned some foods from school cafeterias in Russia, including ketchup.

This week is full of surprises: Moscow schools train future journalists; cars branch out into new materials; and vodka exports decline, which is maybe less surprising than you'd think.

A Russian non-profit prepares to open a mock prison camp as a place to make fun memories with your family.

"Today, this absurdity is the rule. Who told you that [a graduate] has not forgotten 95 percent of what he actually studied there?"

– Dmitry Peskov, suggesting the idea of instituting an expiration date for university diplomas