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Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
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Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Scholarships For 2025-26 From US, UK, Germany
Study Abroad Scholarships: These programmes cover undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels, offering full or partial funding, and are financed by some of the world's leading universities and institutions.
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End Of Coding Jobs? Indian-American Techie Only Receives Offer From Chipotle
Manasi Mishra graduated from the prestigious Purdue University with a computer science degree in May, but has been without a job since then.
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"Trump Destroying Himself": Top US Economist To NDTV On Tariff War With India
US President Donald Trump is "destroying himself" by launching a trade war against the rest of the world, American Economist and John Hopkins University Professor Steve Hanke told NDTV.
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Police Officer, Suspect Dead After Shooting At Atlanta's Emory University
A man opened fire outside the headquarters of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta on Friday, leaving bullet impacts in windows across the sprawling campus and killing a police officer before he was found dead.
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US Man Accused Of Stealing Rare Chinese Manuscripts Worth $216,000
A California library user who allegedly took home rare Chinese manuscripts and returned fake ones in their place has been charged with $216,000-worth of theft, US officials said Thursday.
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Google AI Pro Plan Goes Free for a Year for Students in the US, Japan and More Countries
Google on Wednesday announced an offer for university students in the US and more regions. It will provide a complimentary subscription to its AI Pro plan for a period of one year. The subscription will grant them access to Google’s advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features and tools across apps such as Gemini, Docs, Sheets, and NotebookLM. ...
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Trump Administration Froze $584 Million In Federal Funding: California University
President Donald Trump's administration has frozen $584 million in federal funding for the University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA said on Wednesday after the government reprimanded the university over pro-Palestinian protests.
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Stanford Plans To Axe 363 Jobs Amid Trump's Funding Cuts
Stanford University plans to axe hundreds of staff due to funding cuts for higher education under President Donald Trump, the latest mass layoff at an elite US college.
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Trump Cracks Down On Foreign Students, College Applications Rise Outside US
In China, wait times for US visa interviews are so long that some students have given up. Universities in Hong Kong are fielding transfer inquiries from foreign students in the US.
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US May See 30-40% Drop In Foreign Student Enrollments This Fall. Here's Why
Amid US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration and wider visa backlog, American universities are likely to see a 30 to 40 per cent decline in enrollment of foreign students in American universities for the upcoming academic session.
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Columbia University Data Stolen, Includes Bank Details, Addresses
The financial information and academic performance of Columbia University students and alumni were stolen in a recent breach, according to a Bloomberg News review of some of the pilfered data.
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Stanford University Lays Off 363 Employees Due To Funding Cuts By Trump
Stanford University said on Tuesday it has laid off over 360 employees, citing budget constraints that it attributed to the federal funding policies of US President Donald Trump.
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SAT Registration Begins For Admission To UG Programs, Register Here
SAT Registration 2025: SAT is widely accepted at universities globally, especially in the US, Canada, and increasingly in other countries.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
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Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
-
Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Scholarships For 2025-26 From US, UK, Germany
Study Abroad Scholarships: These programmes cover undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels, offering full or partial funding, and are financed by some of the world's leading universities and institutions.
-
End Of Coding Jobs? Indian-American Techie Only Receives Offer From Chipotle
Manasi Mishra graduated from the prestigious Purdue University with a computer science degree in May, but has been without a job since then.
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"Trump Destroying Himself": Top US Economist To NDTV On Tariff War With India
US President Donald Trump is "destroying himself" by launching a trade war against the rest of the world, American Economist and John Hopkins University Professor Steve Hanke told NDTV.
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Police Officer, Suspect Dead After Shooting At Atlanta's Emory University
A man opened fire outside the headquarters of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta on Friday, leaving bullet impacts in windows across the sprawling campus and killing a police officer before he was found dead.
-
US Man Accused Of Stealing Rare Chinese Manuscripts Worth $216,000
A California library user who allegedly took home rare Chinese manuscripts and returned fake ones in their place has been charged with $216,000-worth of theft, US officials said Thursday.
-
Google AI Pro Plan Goes Free for a Year for Students in the US, Japan and More Countries
Google on Wednesday announced an offer for university students in the US and more regions. It will provide a complimentary subscription to its AI Pro plan for a period of one year. The subscription will grant them access to Google’s advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features and tools across apps such as Gemini, Docs, Sheets, and NotebookLM. ...
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Trump Administration Froze $584 Million In Federal Funding: California University
President Donald Trump's administration has frozen $584 million in federal funding for the University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA said on Wednesday after the government reprimanded the university over pro-Palestinian protests.
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Stanford Plans To Axe 363 Jobs Amid Trump's Funding Cuts
Stanford University plans to axe hundreds of staff due to funding cuts for higher education under President Donald Trump, the latest mass layoff at an elite US college.
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Trump Cracks Down On Foreign Students, College Applications Rise Outside US
In China, wait times for US visa interviews are so long that some students have given up. Universities in Hong Kong are fielding transfer inquiries from foreign students in the US.
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US May See 30-40% Drop In Foreign Student Enrollments This Fall. Here's Why
Amid US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration and wider visa backlog, American universities are likely to see a 30 to 40 per cent decline in enrollment of foreign students in American universities for the upcoming academic session.
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Columbia University Data Stolen, Includes Bank Details, Addresses
The financial information and academic performance of Columbia University students and alumni were stolen in a recent breach, according to a Bloomberg News review of some of the pilfered data.
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Stanford University Lays Off 363 Employees Due To Funding Cuts By Trump
Stanford University said on Tuesday it has laid off over 360 employees, citing budget constraints that it attributed to the federal funding policies of US President Donald Trump.
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SAT Registration Begins For Admission To UG Programs, Register Here
SAT Registration 2025: SAT is widely accepted at universities globally, especially in the US, Canada, and increasingly in other countries.
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80 Years After Hiroshima Atomic Bombing, Search Still On For Missing In Ninoshima
When the first atomic bomb detonated 80 years ago on August 6, thousands of the dead and dying were brought to the small, rural island of Ninoshima, just south of Hiroshima, by military boats with crews that had trained for suicide attack missions.
