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Victims of 'Predator' US Gynecologist Reach $750 Million Settlement
Columbia University and a New York hospital have reached a $750-million settlement with hundreds of women sexually assaulted by a former gynecologist, a lawyer for the victims said Tuesday.
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"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
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"First Of Many To Come": Trump On Arrest Of Pro-Palestinian Columbia Student
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the arrest of a Palestinian graduate student who has played a prominent role in pro-Palestinian protests at New York's Columbia University will be followed by others.
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Mathematicians Uncover Science Behind Hula Hooping and Body Dynamics
Mathematicians at New York University have delved into the science behind hula hooping, revealing that body shape plays a crucial role in maintaining the hoop's motion against gravity. Through experiments using miniature robotic models with different body shapes, the team demonstrated that specific physical attributes—such as sloping hips and a c...
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"He Knew...": Melania Trump Credits Son Barron With Trump's US Presidency Win
Barron Trump, currently a freshman at New York University, faces unique challenges as the son of a high-profile public figure.
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Kidney And Nerve Cells Can Form Memories, Not Just The Brain: Study
A groundbreaking study by New York University (NYU) reveals that memory formation isnt limited to brain cells but may occur in various body cells, altering our understanding of memory.
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New Owner Of Avengers Tower Revealed By Marvel Studios After Years Of Suspense
The skyscraper featured prominently in the first Avengers movie and was the centrepiece of the Battle of New York
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First Face Transplant With an Eye Reportedly Does Not Show Any Signs of Rejects After a Year
In May 2023, Aaron James, an electrical lineman, became the first person to undergo a partial face transplant that included an eye. Now, a year later, doctors from New York University Langone Health report no signs of rejection, with blood flow reaching the transplanted eye. However, despite this positive development, James remains unable to see fr...
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Here's How AI is Helping Astronomers to Understand Universe's Fundamental Parameters
Artificial intelligence is advancing the field of cosmology by enabling astronomers to determine five fundamental cosmological parameters with remarkable precision. Researchers from the Flatiron Institute's Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) in New York City have used AI to analyse extensive data from over 100,000 galaxies, observed throug...
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Elite Jewish High School Graduates Shun Columbia Amid Protest Turmoil
The Ivy League college has been hit by waves of protests since Hamas' October 7, 2023 invasion of Israel.
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IIT Kanpur Collaborates With New York University On 7 Innovative Research Projects
The collaboration follows US President Joe Biden's visit to the G20 Summit in New Delhi and the Association of American Universities' push for such international partnerships.
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Study Abroad: Top 10 Management Universities In United States Of America
There are other universities that are pioneering in management studies, such as New York University (NYU) and University of Chicago.
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"City That Housed 96 Kgs Of Me": Sara Ali Khan Recounts Weight Loss Journey In New York
The actress was reminiscing about her student days at New York's Columbia University, where she ended up gaining a lot of weight
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Columbia University Cancels Main Graduation Ceremony Over Gaza Protests
Columbia, the prestigious New York university at the heart of US campus protests against the war in Gaza, announced Monday that it has cancelled the main ceremony for graduating students next week.
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US Campus Protests Wane After Police Crackdowns, Stern White House Order
Pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked US campuses for weeks were more muted Friday after a series of clashes with police, mass arrests and a stern White House directive to restore order.
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Victims of 'Predator' US Gynecologist Reach $750 Million Settlement
Columbia University and a New York hospital have reached a $750-million settlement with hundreds of women sexually assaulted by a former gynecologist, a lawyer for the victims said Tuesday.
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"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
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"First Of Many To Come": Trump On Arrest Of Pro-Palestinian Columbia Student
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the arrest of a Palestinian graduate student who has played a prominent role in pro-Palestinian protests at New York's Columbia University will be followed by others.
-
Mathematicians Uncover Science Behind Hula Hooping and Body Dynamics
Mathematicians at New York University have delved into the science behind hula hooping, revealing that body shape plays a crucial role in maintaining the hoop's motion against gravity. Through experiments using miniature robotic models with different body shapes, the team demonstrated that specific physical attributes—such as sloping hips and a c...
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"He Knew...": Melania Trump Credits Son Barron With Trump's US Presidency Win
Barron Trump, currently a freshman at New York University, faces unique challenges as the son of a high-profile public figure.
-
Kidney And Nerve Cells Can Form Memories, Not Just The Brain: Study
A groundbreaking study by New York University (NYU) reveals that memory formation isnt limited to brain cells but may occur in various body cells, altering our understanding of memory.
-
New Owner Of Avengers Tower Revealed By Marvel Studios After Years Of Suspense
The skyscraper featured prominently in the first Avengers movie and was the centrepiece of the Battle of New York
-
First Face Transplant With an Eye Reportedly Does Not Show Any Signs of Rejects After a Year
In May 2023, Aaron James, an electrical lineman, became the first person to undergo a partial face transplant that included an eye. Now, a year later, doctors from New York University Langone Health report no signs of rejection, with blood flow reaching the transplanted eye. However, despite this positive development, James remains unable to see fr...
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Here's How AI is Helping Astronomers to Understand Universe's Fundamental Parameters
Artificial intelligence is advancing the field of cosmology by enabling astronomers to determine five fundamental cosmological parameters with remarkable precision. Researchers from the Flatiron Institute's Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) in New York City have used AI to analyse extensive data from over 100,000 galaxies, observed throug...
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Elite Jewish High School Graduates Shun Columbia Amid Protest Turmoil
The Ivy League college has been hit by waves of protests since Hamas' October 7, 2023 invasion of Israel.
-
IIT Kanpur Collaborates With New York University On 7 Innovative Research Projects
The collaboration follows US President Joe Biden's visit to the G20 Summit in New Delhi and the Association of American Universities' push for such international partnerships.
-
Study Abroad: Top 10 Management Universities In United States Of America
There are other universities that are pioneering in management studies, such as New York University (NYU) and University of Chicago.
-
"City That Housed 96 Kgs Of Me": Sara Ali Khan Recounts Weight Loss Journey In New York
The actress was reminiscing about her student days at New York's Columbia University, where she ended up gaining a lot of weight
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Columbia University Cancels Main Graduation Ceremony Over Gaza Protests
Columbia, the prestigious New York university at the heart of US campus protests against the war in Gaza, announced Monday that it has cancelled the main ceremony for graduating students next week.
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US Campus Protests Wane After Police Crackdowns, Stern White House Order
Pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked US campuses for weeks were more muted Friday after a series of clashes with police, mass arrests and a stern White House directive to restore order.
