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A shooting at Virginia State University's campus in the US state of Virginia has wounded five people and led to an hours-long lockdown. The shooting occurred near the university's Quad Annexes, and multiple suspects are involved.
The University of Cambridge said it would review its hiring process for senior roles as it probes claims of plagiarism by a professor who resigned this week.
Malwarebytes is offering US college students two free years of its Malwarebytes Premium Security software suite through its Student Protection Program. The offer includes coverage for up to three devices.
ASUU strike stalls examination in Nigerian university
An indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at Adekunle Ajasin University (AAUA) in Ondo State has halted second-semester examinations due to the non-payment of lecturers' May and June salaries by the state government.
HKU president Xiang Zhang will step down in 2028 after completing a second five-year term. He wishes to return to laboratory work and described his time as president as a 'defining honour'.
Singaporean host Diana Ser shared that two of her three children will be heading off to university in 2027. She gave them life advice, such as telling them to always iron their clothes, unless it's an emergency.
The Saint Simeon monastery in northern Syria has suffered damage during the country's civil war, with looting, illegal excavation, military use, and neglect causing irreparable harm. Archaeologists are working to restore the site, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Texas Tech has secured a $70 million, 15-year naming rights deal with Galaxy Digital to rebrand its football stadium. The partnership establishes Galaxy as the official digital assets partner and creates new NIL opportunities for student-athletes.
The University of Melbourne's interim vice-chancellor told the royal commission into antisemitism that pro-Palestine sit-ins on campus led to the institution 'quite sharply' changing its response to protests.
The EU’s Georgetown? Top French university Sciences Po eyes Brussels campus
French university Sciences Po is considering opening a campus in Brussels, arguing that the EU capital is missing its own elite academic institution.
A ProPublica investigation into the 1981 rape of Alice Sebold and the subsequent conviction of Anthony Broadwater reveals a flawed justice system in Syracuse, where police and prosecutors botched the case, and the university suppressed media coverage of the rape epidemic.
Mount Royal University in Calgary has confirmed a breach after hackers claimed an attack. The incident occurred on June 17, and the attackers stole and deleted data from the university's file storage systems.
Ripple, the payments company behind the XRP cryptocurrency, has signed a multi-year sponsorship deal with the University of Kansas Athletics to feature the XRP logo on the jerseys of all Kansas athletic teams. XRP also becomes the official cryptocurrency of Kansas Athletics.
The Northern Metropolis university town in Hong Kong can deliver innovation by breaking down silos and aligning academia with industrial goals. The project's success depends on creating a new type of university governed through a consortium model.
Ministers consider requiring students to pass GCSE English to access university loans, affecting over 30,000 students without formal qualifications. Critics say this would harm students from poorer backgrounds and non-traditional backgrounds.