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March 29, 2025

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The President of the University of Columbia University resigns in the midst of Trump administration pressure

Listen to the article The temporary president of the University of Columbia, Dr. Katrina Armstrong, resigned from its role, the Foundation confirmed on Friday. Its resignation comes just a week after the university has agreed to adopt several political changes in response to the pressure of Trump’s administration. Armstrong had taken the place in August after leaving its predecessor who faced criticism of the handling of pre-Palestinian protests on campus. Columbia became a focus of national attention during demonstrations against Israel’s military campaign in Gaza last year. President Donald Trump has accused Columbia and other universities to allow anti -Semitism

March 22, 2025

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Columbia University acknowledges Trump’s requests for trying to restore funding

The University of Columbia has agreed to implement some of the requirements of Trump’s administration, as it seeks to restore federal funding that declined earlier this month for allegations that the school has tolerated anti -Semitism on campus. In a note of 4,000 words released on Friday, the Ivy League Foundation described plans to reform its disciplinary procedure, hiring university security officers with arrest powers and appoint a senior administrator to review the Middle East. The funding freezing, which Columbia described as unconstitutional, affects hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants and contracts. Trump’s administration warned at least 60

March 20, 2025

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USA holds a student at the University of Georgetown from India for super-palette activism

Listen to the article Trump’s administration has kept Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctorate at the University of Georgetown, and seeks to displace him after accusing him of ties with the Palestinian team of Hamas. The Ministry of Interior Security (DHS) claims that Suri spreads Hamas propaganda and anti -Semitism in social media, but did not provide specific evidence to support these claims. Suri, who lives in the US in a student visa, was arrested outside his home in Rosslyn, Virginia on Monday night and is currently taking place in Alexandria, Louisiana, waiting for the court’s date in court. Suri’s lawyer

March 13, 2025

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The couple sued the Japanese university about the rule of “no married couples”

This representative image shows the facade of the University of Tokyo in Bunkyo, Japan. – Reuters/file A couple who worked at a Japanese university have been filed against him, a court said on Thursday that it only allowed the husband to maintain an academic position after their married. Despite its highly educated female population, Japan is ranked 118th in the 146th report of the World Court of Justice of the World Economic Forum of 2024 and women’s leaders remain rare in Japanese businesses and politics. The spouse, a law professor, briefed the dean at the University of Miyazaki Sangyo-Keiei in

February 19, 2025

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19 -year -old Muslim boy has been recorded by being fluent 400 languages

Listen to the article Nineteen -year -old Mahmood Akram from India amazed at the world with his linguistic abilities, dominating 400 languages, while at the same time seeking multiple university degrees. The journey of the Indian Muslim Teenagers in languages ​​began at an early age, guided by his father, an expert linguistics. Akram’s excellent talent became apparent when he learned the English alphabet in just six days and Tamil’s 299-character script in three weeks-a achievement that usually takes months. He is encouraged by his father, continued to explore the languages, even surpassing the knowledge of the mentor until the age

November 27, 2024

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Former Conservative leader William Hague appointed Chancellor of Oxford University

Britain’s former foreign secretary and new chancellor of Oxford University William Hague makes a speech supporting remaining in the EU, at Chatham House in London, Britain, June 8, 2016. — Reuters Hague won the secretary of labor, three candidates for the position. Oxford says it “won the majority of support in the last round of voting”. Pakistan’s Imran Khan had also applied for a post in September. LONDON: William Hague, the former leader of the Conservative Party and England’s foreign secretary, was chosen on Wednesday as the next chancellor of Oxford University, a largely ceremonial role dating back centuries. Hague

September 6, 2024

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Trump pledges to cut university funding over alleged anti-Semitism if elected

LAS VEGAS: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told Jewish donors Thursday that if elected, he would take action against American universities that spread what he described as “anti-Semitic content.” He warned that such universities could lose their accreditation and federal funding if they failed to stop promoting this kind of propaganda. Trump delivered those remarks remotely to more than 1,000 Republican Jewish Coalition donors in Las Vegas. Protests had recently spread to university campuses, with students opposing Israel’s military actions in Gaza and calling on universities to cut ties with companies that support Israel. Republicans argue that these demonstrations demonstrate

September 5, 2024

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Pro-Palestinian protesters gather at Georgetown University

The Georgetown campus saw a major pro-Palestinian demonstration as dozens of students and community members marched, blocked an intersection and gathered outside Healy Hall. Wednesday’s protest, part of a broader wave of similar actions on US campuses including Cornell and Columbia University, focused on demanding that Georgetown divest from Israel and secure protections for the pro-Palestinian cause. Protesters, energized after the summer break, expressed their displeasure with the university’s investment policies and handling of pro-Palestinian discourse. “Our university has not met our demands yet,” said Miriam, a student and member of the Jewish Voice for Peace. He criticized the university

August 15, 2024

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Columbia University president resigns after protests over Gaza war

NEW YORK: Columbia University President Minouche Shafik resigned Wednesday, nearly four months after the university’s handling of campus protests over Israel’s war in Gaza drew criticism from both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian quarters. ING over Gaza. He said he was making the announcement now so new leadership could be in place before the start of the new term on September 3, when student protesters have vowed to continue the demonstrations. “It was a time of turmoil where it was difficult to overcome divergent views in our community. This period had a significant impact on my family, as well as others in

July 20, 2024

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Activist reveals targeting of pro-Palestine students at Melbourne University

For several months, Dana Alshaer and hundreds of others at a leading Australian university have been raising their voices for the Palestinians suffering under Israel’s ongoing assault on Gaza. Alshaer is one of the founders and lead organizers of UniMelb for Palestine, a collective of students, staff and alumni of the University of Melbourne that was established last November. They have organized protests and used every avenue possible to take a stand for Palestine and force the university to cut ties with arms manufacturers, divest from Israeli companies and, as Alshaer puts it, “end its complicity in genocide in Gaza”.

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