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A complex response to sexual assaults at the University of Pittsburgh has prompted nuanced discussions among students about what a safer campus looks like.

Theyre trying to give a lesson. theyve gone into the university, one of the universities where theres often student protests against the regime, and theyve quashed that. so there is a pretty dire response to all of this. but the incredible thing is that it does continue. where it leads to is the unknown question right now. the women are showing a resilience and a staying power that we havent seen in previous demonstrations which tended to fizzle out under repression after the first week or ten d...

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Students in the Triangle showed their support on Monday for Iranian protests for women's rights.

What is the latest? despite the violent crackdown, the protests are continuing. last night, several neighbourhoods in tehran saw protest, and dozens of other cities. i want to remind you that the internet is blocked in many of those cities and more rural parts of the country, so it is difficult to get the latest of elements. but on top of that, today, a number of universities have called for a general strike and eight sit in, so they have closed the schools and universities, and a number of the ...

September’s a gorgeous time to go rambling in the kopjes in Zimbabwe, especially if you’re trying to forget the trials of everyday life.

(The Center Square) — A new report shows at least five North Carolina public universities used taxpayer funds to track students social media in recent years, using artificial intelligence software to monitor posts on everything from student protests to drug sales.

The power supply was diverted from student dorms by management at the Wuhan Textile University.

Parts of buildings of the University of Limpopo in Mankweng were set alight by protesting student on Wednesday.

Oberlin College and Conservatory in Ohio has agreed to pay the entire $36.59 million judgment awarded to a local historic bakery after it successfully argued it was libeled by the school following a shoplifting incident almost six years ago.