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"It was a matter of interest to me that many Australian academics seemed to think the only creative works of any consequence in South-East Asia were novels set in villages or kampongs, presented mostly in a simplistic way by decent but essentially parochial storytellers about deprivations referable to callous European rule"

MODERN universities are known for their diversity and dynamic environment, making strong communication skills crucial for students’ academic performan...

DIMAPUR — A one-day workshop "Mastering tomorrow: a student-focused soft skills workshop,” was organised by the Department of English, Baptist College Kohima,

A non-exhaustive list of anti-Israel and antisemitic public rhetoric from many of the faculty members at Brown University's Center for Middle East Studies. The

More than one million Ukrainians have fled to Poland since Russia attacked their country almost two years ago, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

In English- and Bengali-medium schools, children are exposed to cultures and languages different from Santali and it becomes a major part of their lives and vocabulary, Baski says, explaining the adulteration that has seeped into spoken Santali.

THE UNIVERSITY of the West Indies (UWI) is continuing to mourn the passing of Emeritus Professor of English, Edward Alston Cecil Baugh, who it has described as a quintessential scholar and gentleman who exemplified the ideals of the institution,...

TWO months ago we suggested that the Government, aided by the Chancery of the Societies of Honour, could examine the idea of designating deserving Jamaicans the title of national treasure. Our su...