Nicholas Maxwell News Today

The main business of our universities is gradually becoming about who should be in what position by hook or crook instead of how best we can articulate the core business of a university which is teaching and learning, research, and community engagement, writes Omphemetse Sibanda.

<strong>Letters:</strong> There can be no one unifying theory, writes <strong>Prof Jonathan Bard</strong>, while<strong> Nicholas Maxwell </strong>looks to the role of purposive actions and <strong>Pete Bibby </strong>says the fittest theory will survive

Letter:<strong> Philip Steadman</strong> of the UCL Energy Institute responds to a letter by Nicholas Maxwell which argued that academics focus on the pursuit of knowledge over offering practical solutions

A fire destroyed a Long County woman's home Sunday night. The cause of the fire is now under investigation.

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to a piece by George Monbiot about the despair felt by climate activists in the face of denial and intransigence

Eight Harvard students and alumni were named Schwarzman Scholars in December 2021 to attend Beijing’s Tsinghua University. The award funds a yearlong ...

<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Kids’ climate awareness | Philistines | Wordsearch stereotypes | Care costs | Crossword

“The evidence will be of a highly sensitive nature and it is expected that it will describe typologies and methods of money laundering – including new and cutting-edge techniques – in some detail,” the commission stated Friday. Senior Commission Counsel Brock Martland said the inquiry should strive to keep all hearings and evidence before it public, however the information provided by the banks is too sensitive. “We expect that these experienced people will provide information on w...