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Protestors are taking over university campuses across the country on Monday in opposition to the government's planned cuts to study grants and housing benefits, as well as to the possible introduction of tuition fees.

World War II brought bigger ships, planes, and weapons. But it also brought a technological push on all fronts, one that paved the way for modern computers.

The annual kick-off event for Schreiner University’s Hill Country College Fund drive for this year was at the Cailloux Student Center last Tuesday evening. Schreiner has a record enrollment this

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On October 10th, IPV's Aula Magna is hosting a symposium on mental health and wellbeing. On October 13, the AbreMente promenade runs along the Ecopista

Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences welcomes 61 new members whose scholarship spans academic disciplines.

Buildner Architecture Competitions has announced the winners of their MICROHOME Edition #6 competition. Launched as part of their Small-Scale Architecture initiative, and in partnership with ARCHHIVE BOOKS, the annual program seeks ideas for living small as the affordable housing, climate, and...

The Western Student Association (WSA) heard from four new academic chair candidates Sept. 20. Three candidates were confirmed into the positions, and discussion on the fourth position was tabled until

With the ever-dwindling funds for tertiary education in the country, apart from falling standards of education, many facilities are literally falling apart.

The vice chancellor of KolaDaisi University, Ibadan (KDUI), Professor Adeniyi Olatunbosun, as well as other university teachers have condemned in totality