Dagfinn Føllesdal's Special Kindness and Professional Openness Were Decisive
The obituary highlights the significant impact Dagfinn Føllesdal had on Norwegian philosophy and academia before his passing at the age of 93.
REAL LIFE "ON THE WRONG PATH?" ⟩ Former US academic accused of dealing methamphetamine
Alan Jay White, a former American academic, was arrested in Indiana after police found 78 grams of methamphetamine in his home during a raid.
New Academic and Intellectual Books on March 20
A list of newly released academic and intellectual books is presented, covering anthropology, philosophy, digital connectivity, architecture, and music sociology.
Victoria Voidogaitė, who left the convent – about the fateful decision: "It changed everything for me"
Viktoria Voidogaitė discusses her transformative decision to leave the convent after 20 years, leading her to a new life as an educator and author in Lithuania and Italy.
Are all novels crime novels?
The author reflects on the debate surrounding the classification of novels, questioning whether all novels can be considered crime novels due to their inherent enigmas and investigative elements.
Are machines more creative?
The article explores the debate over whether artificial intelligence (AI) is capable of true creativity compared to humans, highlighting differing opinions in the academic and technological spheres.
Memories of Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht: At the End of an Era
Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht reflects on his life and work as a prominent literary scholar in his newly published memoirs.
Josip Pečarić in the podcast 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr': How to recognize who is not for Croatia
In a new podcast episode, academic Josip Pečarić discusses his life, challenges he faced in Belgrade, and his views on societal issues in Croatia.
‘Aurora Q.’: a fake police story that parodies Lacanian psychoanalysis and academia
The article reviews 'Aurora Q.' by Mario Cuenca Sandoval, highlighting its parody of Lacanian psychoanalysis and the academic world.
Zoologist, botanist, and the first Czech doctor of philosophy wanted to combine research with family, but in the end, she was broken by the loss of her daughter
The article narrates the life of Marie Zdeňka Baborová, a pioneering Czech woman who became the first female doctor of philosophy, showcasing her struggles to balance her academic career with family life, culminating in her tragedy of losing her daughter.
Artificial Intelligence: The Crucial Role of Academic Research and the Necessary Ongoing Dialogue
The article discusses the dual nature of artificial intelligence in journalism and the role of academic research in Greece.
Future of the Humanities: The Life of the Mind
The article discusses the declining enrollment in humanities subjects in German universities and the implications of this trend on the academic landscape and society.
Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: The Problem Lies Not in the Abundance of Fraud but in a Much More Important Issue
This article discusses the ethical and educational dilemmas posed by the rise of artificial intelligence tools in universities, which are transforming academic life beyond just concerns about cheating.
For Antonis Manitzakis
The article reflects on the life and contributions of Antonis Manitzakis, mourning the loss of a beloved figure within a close-knit academic community.
Oh dear, this is a disaster! Will academic Richard Chlad lead the expedition Filip 88?
The article discusses issues with page loading from the Novinky.cz website, mentioning potential causes like ad blockers or VPNs, and suggests troubleshooting steps.
Estonian university researcher sent fabricated citations to the press, researcher apologizes
A professor from the Estonian University of Life Sciences submitted an opinion article with falsified references criticizing the restoration of Finnish forests and has since apologized for his actions.
Video of JEE Main Topper's Celebration Goes Viral, People Say 'Feeling is Dead'
A viral video showing JEE Main 2026 topper Arnav Gautam celebrating with his parents has sparked discussions about the immense pressure that accompanies academic success in India.
School pressure 'gives rise' to depression into adult life
A study reveals that academic pressure in teenagers is linked to increased depression symptoms and self-harm risks, continuing into adulthood.
"I do not believe in God, but I fear Him": Arbeler's words in her own voice
Eleni Glykatzis-Arbelér reflects on her life and career, emphasizing her public statements and the challenges she faced as a female academic leader in a male-dominated field.
A Nightmare Turned Danish Roots from West Zealand into a Researcher at Harvard
Baland Jalal, a Danish-Kurdish brain researcher, transformed his life from a troubled teen in Brøndby Strand to a Harvard academic after experiencing a life-altering nightmare.
Moving forward, in cinema
The article discusses the film "The Blind Side," which follows an African American teenager from foster care who is taken in by a supportive family and excels in football despite academic challenges.
Ants Nõmper, Lauri Mälksoo ⟩ The gene bank in a state of hibernation awaits its prince
The dormant gene bank in Estonia is awaiting a funding boost, as discussed by legal expert Ants Nõmper and academic Lauri Mälksoo.
Juan Páez, between jazz, country, and rock: an Ecuadorian drummer in the Nashville music circuit
Juan Fernando Páez Yépez, an Ecuadorian drummer based in Nashville, Tennessee, is making a name for himself in the U.S. music industry by combining high-level academic training with versatility across various genres including jazz, country, rock, and metal.
The scientist Me-Lo I Nvent O and the prime numbers of pregnant women: a mathematician exposes the scam of predatory journals
Spanish mathematician Pascual Diago reveals fraudulent academic publishing in his latest study after being inundated with solicitation emails from dubious journals.
How Bad Bunny Became a World-Class Celebrity? This Has Been His Evolution | Chronology
The article chronicles the rise of Bad Bunny, originating from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, where he balanced academic pursuits and a supermarket job while cultivating his music career.
Academics Spend More Time with Their Children
A new study reveals that academically educated parents spend significantly more time daily with their children, particularly in reading and conversations, compared to non-academic parents.
Are you from the sciences or letters? The question to teenagers that should be reformulated
The article discusses how the traditional question of whether adolescents prefer science or humanities should be reevaluated to better support their academic decisions and personal growth.
Mexican Pride! She is Gabriela Ortiz, a UNAM academic who won three Grammys
Gabriela Ortiz, a composer from Mexico, made history by winning three Grammy Awards in a single night at the 2026 Grammy Awards, highlighting Latino pride in the music industry.
What is the Poli simulator and how does it work? Guide for the IPN admission exam at undergraduate level
The article discusses the Poli simulator, an essential tool for students preparing for the IPN entrance exam for the 2026-2027 academic year, helping them familiarize themselves with the exam format and check their computer compatibility.
The Lyric goes to school!
The National Opera is introducing a comprehensive educational program exploring the world of opera and artistic creation for elementary schools in the 2025-2026 academic year.
The Homework Dilemma: How to Balance Academic Demands and Family Rest
The ongoing debate over school homework highlights the tension between viewing it as a necessary academic tool and as an excessive burden causing conflicts at home.
Despite the destruction and power outages.. universities bring life back to central Khartoum
Despite ongoing destruction and power shortages, universities in central Khartoum are reviving the area by resuming academic activities amidst the war's devastation.
Educators Speak Out on Weighted Average. Students Will Be Surprised
As mid-year classifications take place in schools, teachers provide students with their academic achievements, creating opportunities for improvement or motivation.
Jacinda Ardern pulls out of Adelaide writers’ week as fallout over Randa Abdel-Fattah’s axing continues
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has withdrawn from the 2026 Adelaide writers’ week in protest against the festival board's decision to rescind an invitation to Palestinian-Australian academic Randa Abdel-Fattah.
Professors claim Disney's 'Lion King' and other animated films promote White privilege in new analysis
Three professors argue that animated films from Hollywood, such as Disney's 'Lion King', propagate White privilege and racist cultural narratives according to their latest academic analysis.
Dark Nature: A more academic than literary essay on 'Solitude'
Elvira Prado-Fabregat explores Victor Català's work as the culmination of a long creative journey around the classic 'Solitude'.
Academic Artist in Zagreb Creates 18+ Snow Sculpture
Academic artist and professor Siniša Reberski crafted an erotic snow sculpture in front of his house in Zagreb, which showcases a couple indulging in their passions and took three hours to complete.
Vrček: Education and upbringing without freedom
Valerije Vrček discusses the conflict between the ideal of freedom and its limitations within the educational and academic landscape, where institutions often suppress freedom of speech and rights.
Reproductive Medicine: 36-Year-Old Academic, Partner with Good Sperm Analysis
The article discusses the emotional journey and challenges faced by couples seeking to conceive, emphasizing the importance of reproductive medicine when natural conception fails.
Party, business, electroshock: I believed I was a genius, I was just bipolar
The author reflects on their past experiences with academic success and mental health challenges, revealing a struggle with bipolar disorder despite perceived brilliance.
Should a child know how to read and write before kindergarten?
As the starting day of kindergarten approaches, parents wonder if their child should already know how to read and write, but experts suggest the answer is no, as early academic skills are not expected at this developmental stage.
Lidia Sánchez-Puebla, the athlete honored for researching Alzheimer's in the retina of mice: "The two wheels of my life are sport and Medicine"
Lidia Sánchez-Puebla, a Spanish athlete and researcher, has gained recognition for her innovative thesis on Alzheimer's disease related to retinal studies in mice, balancing her sports career with academic success.
Non-fiction: Consent, Resistance, and Everything In Between
Eighty years after the fall of the Third Reich, two epoch-making books about National Socialism are published, sparking insights among the general readership and impressing academic circles.
After the Hunt: Julia Roberts in a Deferred Ethical Confrontation
Director Luca Guadagnino's new film 'After the Hunt' explores moral ambiguities within an academic setting, intertwined with issues of power and the feminist 'Me Too' movement, featuring Julia Roberts.
Young Spaniards Are Not Taught to Fail
Spanish youths are perceived to lack skills in innovation and critical problem-solving despite having sufficient academic training, according to companies.
Germany is a free country - but not in the digital world
Michael Rosemann, a German academic in Australia, reflects on the contradictions of his homeland, criticizing its lack of progress in the digital realm despite its rich intellectual heritage.
Discovering Nietzsche Before Nietzsche
The article explores Friedrich Nietzsche's early academic career at the University of Basel, highlighting his passion for classical philology and his feelings of alienation from colleagues.
From 'Critical Whiteness Studies' to 'Critical Criminology' – What Activists Study
The article explores various absurd academic disciplines in universities that focus on topics like living under capitalist conditions and critical Southeast Asian death studies, which serve as breeding grounds for activists.
UP Greek Learning Hub: A landmark initiative for the internationalization of Greek universities
The UP Greek Learning Hub is a significant initiative aimed at promoting the internationalization of Greek universities through the development of academic programs and other educational resources.
Tesla had symptoms of untreated ADHD combined with Asperger's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder
The article discusses how Nikola Tesla exhibited symptoms of untreated ADHD alongside Asperger's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as explored by academic Igor Rudan.