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In "The Indispensable Right," I discuss how academics are now leading an anti-free speech movement on campuses that challenges the centrality (or even the necessity) of free speech protections in higher education. The latest such argument appeared this month in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Two Arizona State University professors -- Richard Amesbury and Catherine…

Seven teachers and 44 students of Sayyidina Husain Secondary School visited the Institute of Brunei Technical Education’s (IBTE) Agro-Technology Campus, School of Agro-Technology and Applied Sciences in Kampong Wasan recently. The visit aimed to educate the students on courses offered by the campus and its entry requirements. Assistant Senior Technical Instructor/Publicity and Marketing Officer Mohaidi […]

(MURFREESBORO) Middle Tennessee State University awards an array of guaranteed scholarships to qualifying first-time, incoming freshmen — including scholarships enhanced in 2022 — but the deadline to take advantage is quickly approaching. Prospective students must have a complete application on file with the MTSU Admissions Office by Friday, Dec. 1, to be considered for an acade...

As part of an international climate protection project with the participation of Emden/Leer University of Applied Sciences, the German Society for Int...

Fogponic Modules with high practical relevance impressed expert jury - winners of the final round with five nominees - awards ceremony in Hanover at Agritechnica (DLG). Lite + Fog GmbH from Berlin...

To unlock the secrets of ancient civilizations, a new artificial intelligence (AI) application has emerged, breathing new life into deciphering ancient cuneiform tablets.

LAUTECH Alumni Association, on Monday, inaugurated its 5th global president and other executive members of the association.

Wärtsilä Corporation, Press Release, 21 November 2023 at 10 AM EET  Technology group Wärtsilä will supply its latest simulator technology for a new maritime training centre in Finland. The order...

Migration has been a part of man's life since the days of Adam and Eve. “Right from the dawn of creation, particularly when Adam and...

The Kennedy Scholarship program, overseen by the Kennedy Memorial Trust, a UK charity, has kept the ideals of Kennedy’s presidency alive by sending generations of British students to Massachusetts to study tuition-free at MIT and Harvard University since 1966. More than 570 UK citizens have traveled to the US for graduate degrees, PhDs and fellowships - often with life-changing consequences.