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‘Old racist wine in a new bottle’: Black academics respond to Jason Arday affair

Figures in higher education feel double standards are being used to delegitimise work of minority groups

The Guardian - UK

The Jason Arday affair has much to say about the current state of academia

Letters: Guardian readers reflect on the university system’s approach to Black academics and how it deals with job applications and promotions

The Guardian - UK

Cambridge academics reject university’s attempt to end row over Jason Arday

Group calls for ‘thorough and transparent investigation’ of hiring of professor who resigned after his claims came under scrutiny

The Guardian - UK

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Dons call for Cambridge leaders to take blame for Jason Arday appointment

Exclusive: Academics call for inquiry, saying university must be held accountable for ‘grotesque racism unleashed’

The Guardian - UK

Why missing links are the smarter choice

Academics support the development of "missing links" in the country's transport network, as these projects can deliver quick results and clearly address economic needs.

Bangkok Post

Did Kaikeyi Save the World? The Ramayana Secret Most People Miss

Kaikeyi has always been viewed as the queen who banished Lord Rama. The character symbolizes treachery, ambition, and heartache. However, what if the conventional tale was not true? What if the queen accused of causing sorrow in the land of Ayodhya became the one who set the whole world free…

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Playbooks, plagiarism and a pig’s head: new claims surrounding a star Cambridge professor

Jason Arday was regarded as an academic superstar, but then questions about his work prompted scrutiny of his backstory and counterclaims of racism

The Guardian - UK

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‘A towering piece of monoculture’: how The Odyssey discourse has dominated this summer

Christopher Nolan’s smash hit epic has continued to excite and enrage everyone from rightwingers to academics, an old-fashioned throwback to a uniting big-screen event

The Guardian - US

Russian proverb of the day: 'If there's a brain, there'll be a ruble' — A timeless lesson on why knowledge creates wealth

A Russian proverb highlights that intelligence and practical wisdom lead to financial rewards. This saying remains relevant today as continuous learning opens new opportunities. Success often begins with knowledge and problem-solving abilities, not just wealth. Intelligence encompasses practical wisdom and emotional skills, not just academics. Knowledge is a lasting asset…

The Economic Times

One of Cambridge University's most famous colleges tightens rules on sexual harassment and bullying

One of Cambridge University's most famous colleges, King's College, is introducing stricter measures to tackle sexual harassment and bullying. The college will appoint an independent barrister to review its culture, strengthen HR oversight of senior academics and publish the findings after recent investigations upheld allegations against two prominent academics.

The Economic Times

Wealth tax could raise £10bn a year, academics tell Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham has hinted at tax reforms, with some of his closest aides and allies publicly having called for wealth taxes

The Independent UK

"Academics Spent Years Lending Their Institutional Credibility to Various Political Projects"

Now they are reputationally bankrupt. If they don't repair the damage, and convince people to keep writing the checks, many… The post "Academics Spent Years Lending Their Institutional Credibility to Various Political Projects" appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

It's over for international researchers in the US: Experts ask how PhD students will finish their course in 4 years

The new 4-year policy for F-1 students that the Donald Trump administration finalized on Thursday led to major confusion among academics as experts questioned how PhD students are supposed to complete their course in four years. International students from now on will have a four-year visa validity. They will have…

The Times of India

UNSW academic subjected to Nazi salutes in class, antisemitism commission hears

Royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion hears lived experiences of Jewish students and academics

The Guardian - AU

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School Counselors Report 5 Biases Affecting Students With Disabilities

Students with disabilities continue to face barriers that go beyond academics. Many school counselors say that unconscious bias, outdated assumptions, and unequal expectations still shape how some students are treated in classrooms and school activities. While schools have made significant progress toward inclusion, experts agree that bias can quietly influence…

Bangkok Post

Chamber introduces regional AI institute

Thailand has the potential to become a regional artificial intelligence (AI) and data centre hub by 2035, while positioning itself as a manufacturing base for humanoid robots, a leader in green digital infrastructure, and a primary source of AI talent, say pundits and academics.

The Conversation

Black women academics in my study said their main allies were White men – what this reveals

Universities have a role in challenging the status quo on issues such as gender, race, nationality and sexuality. But all too often, they replicate societal inequalities.

The Guardian - UK

From birth until death: how the ethnicity pain gap follows people through life

Patients from minority ethnic backgrounds often have to demonstrate higher levels of pain, only to receive less effective treatment

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Scottish Jewish academics speak out amid 'terrifying far-right racism'

A GROUP of Jewish academics working at universities across Scotland have expressed spoken out against "terrifying acts of far-right…

MyLifeXP

Garrett, Conrad or Chandler: Who's the Least Stressful Fictional Boyfriend And Why?

Fictional boyfriends are designed to make hearts race. They deliver grand gestures, unforgettable confessions, and enough chemistry to fuel entire fandoms. But if these men stepped out of the pages and screens and into everyday life, would they still seem so dreamy? Real relationships are built on communication, emotional safety,…

TechRadar

Brain experts tell the UK government there's 'very little' scientific evidence that phones are harming kids — but a social media ban is going ahead anyway

A few words from the academics speaking at the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee in the House of Parliament.

The Conversation

Global uncertainty is the new normal. Here’s why institutional legitimacy and resilience is crucial

The world has never had more data, more models, or more economists. It has rarely felt more out of control. Uncertainty, not risk, has become the defining condition of our era. Central bankers invoke it. Political leaders use it to defer decisions and justify extraordinary decisions. Academics are struggling to…

The Conversation

Want to learn a South African language? Your options are limited – here’s why

It’s 50 years since the Soweto uprising in South Africa. On 16 June 1976, tens of thousands of young black South Africans protested against being taught in the Afrikaans language (alongside English) at school.

France 24

Belfast anti-immigrant riots show long legacy of sectarian violence

Anti-immigrant riots that broke out this week in Belfast, Northern Ireland, are part of a long history of conflict and sectarian divisions in a city marked by three decades of unrest known as the Troubles, according to residents and academics.

Kids Ain't Cheap

5 Signs Your Child Is Struggling With the Loss of School Structure

School provides more than academics. It creates a predictable routine that helps children feel secure, manage their time, and regulate their emotions. When summer break, extended holidays, or unexpected schedule changes arrive, some children adapt quickly while others struggle with the sudden loss of structure. Research and child development experts…

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