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Some schools have removed David Walliams’ books as leaders seek government guidance. Councils are taking different approaches; Walliams denies the allegations.
West Point is challenging a ruling against restrictions on civilian faculty speech, according to the Washington Post. Tim Bakken’s case separates permission to speak outside the academy from his right to discuss legal questions in class, while an appeal alone
Rossiya Segodnya convened African university leaders on the opening day of the Russia-Africa Media Forum and signed a memorandum with an Ethiopian university. The terms are unpublished, and African voices at the
Established in 2022, Takshashila University has successfully completed four years of service to the nation, reflecting steady growth across academics, infrastructure, industry collaboration, and career development. Guided by the Honourable Chancellor Shri
Belgian police reported 195 arrests in Brussels and Liège on Saturday, but 158 were administrative detentions and 37 were judicial arrests, by TEH's arithmetic. The statements, relayed by Anadolu, give no reason
Nineteen Irish unions suspended the 21 October strike after 24 hours of talks with the Government, but teachers keep their work-to-rule action. None of Friday's statements says whether pay will be discussed
The NCAA sued Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in federal court on Friday, three days after an executive order told colleges not to enforce its eligibility limits on the class of 2022. The
A federal judge is fining Argentina's government about $70 a day for refusing to apply a university funding law that Congress passed over President Milei's vetoes. Thousands marched on Congress on Thursday,
Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff told a closed Faculty Senate meeting that Greek life should end if fraternities cannot be shown to be safe. Faculty pressed him on his handling of a 2024
About a dozen Camas runners forfeited a race in protest of a transgender teammate’s participation. Officials say existing eligibility rules were followed.
A teacher with 23 years in Baku schools was turned away at the gate over her headscarf under a uniform rule that never mentions the hijab. Thirty-seven people were detained, a Turkish
Cornell suspended all fraternity parties for the 2026-27 year and will bring in New York State Police investigators after a former student's lawsuit alleging a gang rape in 2024. Students call it
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