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28 May, 2021 Gary Cutts As a member of ICE’s Trustee Board with the portfolio for member engagement I spend a good deal of my time examining what members want from their Institution.  To help me understand this, I look at why members join in the first place, and then remain as members. We know that most members begin their journey with the ICE as students and their involvement is often restricted to activities around development and learning as they pursue professional qualification. Social benefits But along the way many decide that they enjoy the social benefits of interacting with ot...

In Kerala, an Instagram Reels video of two medical students - Naveen K Razak and Janaki M Omkumar - has inspired a dancing movement against hate.

0 0 2 minutes read Video by Naveen Razak, Janaki Omkumar inspires a dance movement against hate Thiruvananthapuram: In Kerala, an Instagram reels video of two medical students – Naveen K Razak and Janaki M Omkumar – has inspired a dance movement against hate. The two students received a lot of love and encouragement after posting a 30-second clip dancing to the cult song Rasputin of Boney M. But amidst all the applause, the video also received some hateful comments by users calling attention to their religion. Naveen’s Razak responded by releasing another video with other students of...

By Mark Dunn April 6, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this (Photo credit: Jack Devlin ’21) Yale’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions has completed its review of first-year applications and offered admission to 2,169 of the 46,905 students who applied for the Class of 2025. The newly admitted applicants will be joined by an additional 336 students who were admitted during the 2019-2020 admissions cycle but opted to postpone their matriculation for one year. Yale College received a record number of applications — an in...

Female student leaders face ongoing harassment In November 2019, Abiona Mataranyika made history by becoming the first female to be elected as president of the University of Zimbabwe Student Representative Council, more than six decades after the inception of this higher learning institution. It has not been an easy road, and she has had to face continuing cyber-bullying, including trolling and insensitive and defamatory remarks. Yet Mataranyika, who is pursuing a dual honours degree in French and Portuguese, soldiered on. In an interview with University World News, she said the online haras...