A Cambridge Scholar’s Untimely Death Reignites Debate Over Diversity in Academia
The academic world was shaken last week by the sudden death of Jason Arday, a prominent Cambridge professor whose career had become a flashpoint in ongoing disp…
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The academic world was shaken last week by the sudden death of Jason Arday, a prominent Cambridge professor whose career had become a flashpoint in ongoing disp…
Across the West Bank, a web of escalating financial restrictions is crippling commerce, trade, and daily livelihoods, fueling deep unease over the Palestinian A…
The Australian Greens have condemned a bipartisan agreement on gambling advertising reforms as a 'smokescreen', arguing that the proposed opt-out mech…
A recent sighting of a redshank along the Cairns Esplanade has sparked a wave of excitement among local birdwatchers. The visit is thought to mark only the seco…
After a protracted negotiation process, Victoria's teaching workforce has overwhelmingly approved a fresh compensation package put forward by state authori…
Campaign groups are calling on Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to take decisive action against companies that classify workers as independent contractors,…
For wildlife photographer Dara Ojo, the most nerve-wracking moment comes just before the click of the shutter. 'I’m always silently begging, 'Please s…
Decades after her whimsical, vividly patterned sweaters graced Princess Diana and Olivia Newton-John, knitwear designer Liz Newman found herself standing in a g…
The Scottish Football Association has zeroed in on Sebastien Pocognoli as its preferred candidate to take over the national team, following the departure of Ste…
Sebastian Coe, the head of World Athletics, has issued a stark warning about the rising tide of political interference in global sports, singling out major even…