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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine speaks at a podium beside the national championship trophy at an Ohio State rally

NCAA Sues DeWine Over Order Letting Ohio Colleges Play Fifth-Year Athletes

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

October 16, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Hooded protesters crouch behind makeshift shields as a water cannon sprays them on a Buenos Aires street

Judge Fines Milei’s Government $70 a Day for Ignoring a University Law

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, and the protest ended in tear gas, injuries

October 16, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

The Chi Phi fraternity house in Ithaca, New York, a half-timbered building lit at night with a few windows glowing

Cornell President Says Greek Life Could Go as Faculty Weigh No Confidence

Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff told a closed Faculty Senate meeting that Greek life should end if

Exterior of Camas High School in Camas, Washington.

Camas Runners Walk Off Race as Washington Sports Eligibility Vote Nears

About a dozen Camas runners forfeited a race in protest of a transgender teammate’s participation. Officials

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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