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Oxford University accused of creating 'culture of cover ups' where students told to 'keep quiet' - Vimarsana News

Oxford University accused of creating 'culture of cover ups' where students told to 'keep quiet'

OXFORD University has been accused of creating a ‘culture of cover-ups’ where students are told to ‘keep quiet’.

Oxford University student claimed she was bullied by professor says complaints process is 'unfit' - Vimarsana News

Oxford University student claimed she was bullied by professor says complaints process is 'unfit'

The woman, who does not wish to be named, has slammed the institutions' complaints process and said it is 'unfit for purpose' after claiming she was 'victimised' by a history professor.

PRECURBICA 2022 Doctoral Fellowship in Urban Studies (Fully Funded Study at University of Basel, Switzerland) - Vimarsana News

PRECURBICA 2022 Doctoral Fellowship in Urban Studies (Fully Funded Study at University of Basel, Switzerland)

PRECURBICA 2022 Doctoral Fellowship in Urban Studies (Fully Funded Study at University of Basel, Switzerland) Application Deadline: January 31st 2022

Amid 'dramatic' polarisation, Lithuania may end up like Hungary and Poland - Vimarsana News

Amid 'dramatic' polarisation, Lithuania may end up like Hungary and Poland

Loud protests during Lithuania's Freedom Defenders' Day last week are signs of extreme polarisation that, if unaddressed...

Source: lrt.lt
Review: 'Prisoners of the Past' by Steven Friedman - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Prisoners of the Past' by Steven Friedman

In his new book, Steven Friedman argues that the political settlement that ended apartheid and ushered in majority rule left intact a deeply unequal economic system that continues to exclude millions of black South Africans.