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King's College Chapel and Gibbs Building at Cambridge University where Jason Arday became the institution's youngest Black professor in its 800-year history in 2023

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Nathan Cofnas's public questioning and a Times of London thesis analysis preceded Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge and his death at 41. No formal body had adjudicated the plagiarism claims against him

August 17, 2026

by Europe Desk

Jason Arday Cambridge University youngest Black professor photographed in London 2023

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

August 15, 2026

by Europe Desk

Jason Arday, youngest Black professor at Cambridge University

Cambridge’s Youngest Black Professor Jason Arday Found Dead at 41

Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, was found dead at 41 in south London, weeks after

Gimkit classroom quiz game interface showing game mode selection

Gimkit Review 2026: Game Modes, Pricing, and What Teachers Need to Know

Gimkit ships 13 game modes in 2026, from Don't Look Down's platformer pressure to Trust No

Satellite brought into space: First use of the space force

The American Space Force has launched its first national security mission. On Thursday, an AEHF satellite from the armaments and technology group Lockheed Martin launched from the spaceport Cape Canaveral in the

March 27, 2020

Auto & Transport·Education·News

Implications of increased divorce rates on children

Many kids experience the stress of divorce each year and how they react depends on their age, personality and separation circumstances. The term divorce, also known as dissolution of marriage, is the

March 15, 2020

Education·Opinion

Mass hysteria during coronavirus pandemic: a possibility?

Fear has become a highly exploitable commodity in the political and media marketplaces. We live in a society with ever-growing medical and technological possibilities, allowing us to identify viruses and other threats

March 14, 2020

Education·Health·Opinion

Electricity from a ship: Floating power plants have many Advantages

Connect and get started: marine power plants are mobile and flexible. They provide energy in regions with poor infrastructure. But large cities where building land is expensive can also benefit. Problems with energy supply

March 1, 2020

Climate·Education·News

Japan closes all schools due to corona virus

After weeks of partially clumsy crisis management, the Japanese government suddenly closes all schools to bring COVID-19 under control. The fear is that the Olympic Games could be canceled. On Thursday evening, the

March 1, 2020

Education·News

Court prohibits facial recognition in high schools

Administrative justice opposed the implementation of facial recognition in two high schools, presented as a pioneering experiment by the Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur region, but criticized by defenders of freedoms, according to a decision

February 28, 2020

Education·News

For Basque pork, a long road to rebirth

A dedicated group of Basque breeders has pulled France's near-extinct 'black pie' pork from the brink, winning European PDO status for its kintoa ham. But with just 70 producers and 4,000 pigs

February 27, 2020

Education·Health·News

Protesters in India demonstrating against the Citizenship Amendment Act and related rights issues in 2020

India: students stripped naked to see if they have their period

Sixty-eight female students at Sahjanand Girls Institute in Bhuj, Gujarat, were ordered to undress by university officials during a check to identify menstruating students, who are required under the institution's rules to

February 16, 2020

Education·News

Students at a university graduation ceremony holding diplomas

Students in no rush to graduate

A new ranking by Le Journal comparing Quebec CEGEP graduation rates found that only 34.6% of students complete their programs in the standard two or three years, a figure that education experts

February 16, 2020

Education·News

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Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Cambridge’s Youngest Black Professor Jason Arday Found Dead at 41

Gimkit Review 2026: Game Modes, Pricing, and What Teachers Need to Know

Satellite brought into space: First use of the space force

Implications of increased divorce rates on children

Mass hysteria during coronavirus pandemic: a possibility?

Electricity from a ship: Floating power plants have many Advantages

Japan closes all schools due to corona virus

Court prohibits facial recognition in high schools

For Basque pork, a long road to rebirth

India: students stripped naked to see if they have their period

Students in no rush to graduate

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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