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UP Governor Anandiben Patel calls for mandatory 75% attendance and urges students to learn from foreign universities

At the 44th convocation of Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel on Monday emphasized the twin priorities of academic discipline and global exposure for students. Speaking at Baba Gambhirnath Auditorium, Patel underscored that a minimum of 75% attendance should be compulsory across schools, colleges, and universities, a move aimed at ensuring…

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Gen Z men in the US are falling behind as women thrive in health care jobs amid AI disruption

Despite a recovering US economy and a surge in opportunities across health care, a troubling divide has emerged among America’s youngest workers. Gen Z men are facing an unemployment crisis, one that’s persisted for years, while their female peers gain a stronghold in careers shielded from automation and economic downturns. The gender gap in unemployment…

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Columbia University restores frozen research grants after $200 million Trump settlement, but uncertainty lingers

When Columbia University struck a $200 million settlement with the Trump administration last month, it bought back the promise of stability for its world-class research enterprise. The agreement restored hundreds of millions in frozen federal grants that had been abruptly cut earlier this year, but for many scientists on campus, the deal feels less like…

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Harvard graduate student union pushes for academic freedom protections in new contract proposal

The Harvard Graduate Students Union–United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) has proposed new contract provisions to secure academic freedom protections for graduate student workers, a move that could set a precedent for higher education labor agreements nationwide.The proposal, presented to University negotiators during a Thursday bargaining session, seeks to establish Harvard’s first centralized definition of academic freedom…

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Harvard offers free online courses across a variety of disciplines for global learners

Harvard University, one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, has expanded its free online course offerings, opening access to millions of learners worldwide. The initiative includes courses spanning computer science, artificial intelligence, humanities, arts, leadership, and early childhood development. Harvard says the program is part of a broader effort to use technology to reduce…

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George Mason University’s DEI programes found in breach of federal civil rights law

George Mason University found in violation of Title VI by US Department of Education. (Getty Images) Efforts to diversify the workforce at George Mason University, once heralded as a progressive step toward inclusion, have drawn federal scrutiny for allegedly breaching civil rights law. The US Department of Education concluded that the university’s diversity, equity, and…

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Gavin Newsom educational qualifications: Here’s where California’s Governor studied from

A few days ago, California Governor Gavin Newsom ignited a national storm when he accused Ivy League stalwarts, Harvard, Columbia, Brown, and the University of Pennsylvania, of “selling their souls” to the Trump administration in exchange for federal research funds. His words cut deeply into the moral crisis facing higher education: should universities bend to…

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OPT crisis threatens Indian students’ careers in the US: 7 tips to safeguard your future in Silicon Valley

As uncertainty looms over the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme in the United States, thousands of Indian students already studying and working there find themselves staring at an unsettling future. With the US administration weighing changes to F-1 visa rules and tightening compliance checks, the OPT, a crucial pathway that allows international students to gain…

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RSSB postpones VDO 2025 exam due to administrative reasons: Check details here

RSSB postpones VDO exam 2025: The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has officially postponed the Village Development Officer (VDO) 2025 examination, originally scheduled for August 31, 2025. The Board announced that the exam will now take place on November 2, 2025, citing administrative reasons in its official notice on rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.This postponement has significant implications for…

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