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The Students' Council Elections 2025-26 of Panjab University-affiliated colleges in Chandigarh concluded on Wednesday, with several colleges announcing the results. The contests saw a high level of energy and enthusiasm among students, with some candidates leveraging social media and rallies to gain support. Key Takeaways: * Rizwal Singh emerged victorious
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The Federal Government (FG) colleges in Islamabad are struggling to maintain academic standards due to what teachers describe as 'irrational and damaging' policies by the Federal Directorate of Education (FDE). A lack of representation of FG teachers in key administrative posts has accelerated the decline of these institutions,
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A Division Bench of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh has directed the government to form a high-level committee to examine the quality of faculty and standard of education in Government Degree Colleges. The court has ordered the committee to be headed by the Chief Secretary, with
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As I met with professors at New York University's Abu Dhabi campus last fall, a philosophy professor conveyed his frustration with the strategy I had suggested - to talk with students about the ways A.I. could interfere with their learning. Despite his efforts, students continued to use
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Students in Ireland are increasingly forced to choose between sacrificing their career aspirations or studying abroad due to the spiralling cost of higher education. The number of students heading overseas has seen a significant increase, with estimates suggesting around 4,000 individuals opting for foreign study each year. The points
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The Delhi University (DU) has directed its colleges to constitute anti-defacement committees to prevent posters, wall writings, and banners on and around campuses ahead of the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections. The move follows the Delhi High Court's orders for strict enforcement of anti-defacement laws during
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As the University of Bristol prepares to welcome back tens of thousands of students ahead of the new academic year, a spate of noise complaints has become a pressing concern for local residents. Data compiled from Freedom of Information requests reveals that between 2020 and 2025, University of Bristol students
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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is facing a significant funding crisis, with a R10.6 billion budget shortfall for the 2025 academic year. This shortfall, coupled with an increase in student eligibility and declining state resources, has resulted in some students being unable to register for the second
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As students return to campus this fall, many of them will be accompanied by their furry friends, thanks to the growing trend of pet-friendly dorms on US college campuses. From the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to Washington & Jefferson College in Pennsylvania, institutions are welcoming animals in campus residences,
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Students at Eckerd College, a liberal arts school in Florida, share their campus with a diverse range of pets, from dogs and cats to rabbits and bearded dragons. The college's pet-friendly policy, which has been in place since 1973, has become a defining feature of campus life, fostering
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Australian universities have departed from their original mission of serving the public good, instead prioritizing corporate interests and financial sustainability over education and research. The sector is facing a crisis of governance, with university councils dominated by business people and executives delegating decision-making to consultants. This has led to a
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The Telangana Human Rights Commission, led by Justice Shameem Akhtar, has taken strong action against two private colleges in Hyderabad for withholding original certificates from students. The Commission has criticized the practice, stating that it violates the right to education guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution. The Commission has
