Laken Riley: the case that started with a murder and ended up changing US immigration law
The murder of university student Laken Riley led to significant changes in US immigration law with the introduction of the Laken Riley Act.
Higher School of Performing Arts: The main changes and reactions to the new bill
The Greek parliament is set to vote on a bill establishing a Higher School of Performing Arts, aiming to fill the absence of university education in theater, dance, and music in Greece, despite facing criticism from some sectors of the artistic community.
Small dietary changes can reduce the risk of these cancers
Weekly small dietary changes, particularly replacing red and processed meat with plant-based foods, can significantly reduce the risk of colorectal cancers, according to a study from the University of Helsinki.
The downfall of Santiago Caputo injures the chances of a 'pragmatic arrangement' to the university conflict
The Argentine government's proposed changes to the university funding law, amidst ongoing teacher strikes, face challenges due to the political fallout from Santiago Caputo's removal.
Stefan Vaaks changes university and thus team in the USA
Estonian basketball player Stefan Vaaks has entered the transfer portal to switch university teams in the United States.
‘Videos are terrifying’: Students describe fear spreading on social media after two die of meningitis in Canterbury
Students in Canterbury express their fear and concern following a meningitis outbreak that has resulted in two deaths, prompting a rush for medical aid and changes to exam formats.
Is it possible to strengthen memory after 65? Discover how a positive attitude changes the body and mind
A Yale University study reveals that older adults' attitudes towards aging significantly influence cognitive and physical improvements.
Stress in adolescence causes lasting brain changes, study shows
A study from the University of São Paulo reveals that stress experienced during adolescence leads to more profound and lasting changes in the brain compared to stress experienced in adulthood.
Strike of administrative technicians at HC-UFU causes changes in examination and surgery schedules
The strike by education administrative technicians at the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) is resulting in changes to healthcare services at the Hospital de Clínicas (HC), affecting consultation, exams, and elective surgeries.
What do mature singles seek in romantic relationships? Here are the study results
A study conducted by researchers at the University of New Hampshire explores the expectations and desires of mature singles aged 60-83 regarding romantic relationships, emphasizing the importance of sexual connection and the impact of demographic changes on senior relationships.
Changes in the Leadership of Bifröst University
Bifröst University is undergoing changes in its leadership structure.
The thin body of young people from the independence era concealed unexpectedly high blood sugar levels
A study conducted by researchers from Tartu University found that younger generations of Estonian youth, who are generally thinner, exhibit unexpectedly high blood sugar levels, prompting an examination into the relationship between societal changes and health.
UFU changes vestibular rules and will apply all tests on a single day
Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) announces a new single-day format for its vestibular exams starting in 2026, aimed at inclusivity and efficiency.
DN Debate Replies. “No, the newborns at the maternity ward are not dried with rough paper”
The Chairman of the Skåne University Hospital's hospital board, Maria Berglund, addresses concerns about changes in maternity ward practices, clarifying they do not stem from cost-cutting measures.
Shusaku Sugimoto, researcher at Tohoku University: 'The sea rising 6°C and staying that way for two years has never been seen before'
Shusaku Sugimoto, a researcher from Tohoku University, highlights alarming climate changes in Japan, including a significant rise in sea temperatures.
Something so terrible happens at night that health is destroyed
Exposure to nighttime traffic noise can surprisingly impact health, leading to changes in cholesterol and fat levels, as highlighted by a study from the University of Oulu.
The second pregnancy modifies the brain in a 'unique' way, according to a new study
A study from Amsterdam University Medical Center reveals that second pregnancies lead to unique changes in mothers' brains, enhancing their attention and task management abilities.
The Role of Universities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The article discusses the significant changes in educational frameworks due to artificial intelligence and the increasing role of universities in lifelong learning programs.
The Secret of Human Sharp Vision: A Revolutionary Discovery Rewrites the Story of the Eye
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the structure of the retina that changes our understanding of human vision.
What the new government project proposes to change the University Financing Law
The Argentine government has introduced a new bill to modify the University Financing Law, focusing on changes to teacher salary compensation tied to inflation.
Personnel Changes on February 12
A list of personnel changes in various organizations including the Privacy Commission, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Data Agency, and Deokseong Women's University.
Dementia warning as Long Covid 'may trigger changes in brain similar to Alzheimer's'
A new study from NYU Langone Hospital suggests that Long Covid may cause brain changes resembling those seen in Alzheimer's disease.
Rev. Prof. Czekalski: The University Must Have the Courage to Dream and Act Responsibly
Rev. Prof. Czekalski emphasizes that universities must be bold participants in change rather than mere guardians of tradition.
The University of the Arts takes the initiative: International students pay millions due to proposed legislation
The University of the Arts in Iceland has announced tuition fees for non-EEA students, following legal changes proposed by the Minister of Higher Education, affecting students from various international regions.
"Contract" translates throat vibrations into words.. artificial intelligence changes the rules of the game
A smart device developed by Cambridge University offers new hope to stroke patients who have lost their ability to speak by converting throat muscle vibrations into clear, audible speech using AI algorithms.
Seoul National University Law Research Institute Holds Joint Winter Academic Conference with the Korea Economic Law Association
The Seoul National University Law Research Institute will co-host the 2026 Winter Academic Conference and regular general meeting with the Korea Economic Law Association on February 5, 2026, focusing on key legal issues in economic law and commercial law amidst changes in market structure and economic order.
Exclusive: The Poor Completeness of English Exam Questions Often Led to Frequent Changes
The decline in the quality of exam questions for the 2026 Korean university entrance exam is cited as a key reason for difficulties faced in the English portion, leading to frequent changes in questions during preparation.
Personnel Changes on February 5
The article lists personnel changes across various departments and educational institutions in South Korea, including the Financial Services Commission and Hanyang University.
Unusual First Names Are Becoming Common – Here's What It Is
A recent study suggests that unusual first names are becoming increasingly common globally, reflecting broader sociocultural shifts towards individuality and distinction, according to Professor Yuji Ogihara of Aoyama Gakuin University.
National Diploma: What changes for university entry - When it will be implemented
The implementation of the National Diploma is underway following a meeting at the Maximos Mansion led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, marking the official start of procedures for this educational reform.
I lead a university. Higher education is failing students — Congress is right to act
The article discusses the urgent need for reform in American higher education as Congress prioritizes changes like student loan reform and accreditation overhaul to address ongoing failures in the system.
Deadly cancer risk could drop with single 10-minute workout, study suggests
Research from Newcastle University suggests that a single 10-minute workout may lead to changes in blood that help combat colon cancer.
Where in our body is the secret of human intelligence hidden
A recent study from Northwestern University sheds light on the relationship between the gut microbiome and brain function, suggesting that changes in gut microbes may influence intelligence.
Spain will have more private universities than public ones by 2026 due to the push from autonomous communities
By 2026, Spain is projected to have more private universities than public ones, driven by an increase in students enrolling in master's programs and significant changes in the university sector towards privatization.
The Academic Union Wants to Change the Higher Education Act
The Academic Union has announced intentions to advocate for changes to the Higher Education Act, aiming to restore academic titles and university autonomy while initiating the development of a new science law.