This article discusses the most prominent ideologue in contemporary schools, posing the question 'Who knows, does; who doesn't know, teaches?' as a definition.

Professor Dr. Shyqyri Aliaj, a renowned seismologist, has passed away at the age of 90. He leaves behind a valuable legacy in the field of seismology and Earth sciences, having made significant contributions throughout his long career.

Professor Daniel Condurache, who led the student publication "Opinia studențească" where double Cannes laureate Cristian Mungiu worked, was honored in Bucharest.

Federal University Lokoja's new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Gbenga Ibileye, has introduced a 'one-day VC' program aimed at inspiring students and promoting academic excellence. The initiative allows students to experience the role of a Vice-Chancellor for a day.

The SNESup union for higher education professors in Portugal has joined a general strike, expressing deep concern over systemic precariousness in higher education and science, and criticizing a new labor package for increasing contractual instability.

Professor Josifovski has issued a warning about a landslide in the Center municipality of Skopje, urging immediate action from all institutions to prevent a potential tragedy. He referenced past incidents that resulted in human casualties.

Romanian university professor Mircea Miclea has warned that students who rely entirely on AI for homework risk becoming 'epistemic serfs,' losing critical thinking skills.

Professor Hona Black, known as a 'Te reo influencer,' has been appointed as the inaugural Professor of te reo Māori at Victoria University, emphasizing the importance of social media for language access.

With the passing of Professor Dragoljub Mićunović, Serbia has lost one of its most significant intellectuals. Balša Božović stated that Mićunović's life path testifies to a man who lived the philosophy of freedom, rather than merely teaching it.

In an interview, finance professor Erwin Heri, who has analyzed financial markets for 45 years, warns against knowledge gaps and the myth of 'easy and effortless' investing, stating that fear of fluctuations leads to guaranteed loss.

A judge has ruled that West Point cannot prevent its professors from speaking out, finding that the academy's speech policies created an 'ongoing chill' on a professor’s right to express himself.

Harvard professor Arthur Brooks, known as "the professor of happiness," offers guidance on four daily practices that he believes lead to greater happiness.

A conference titled "Where is the Montenegrin judiciary today, 20 years after the restoration of independence" presented results from a survey on citizens' attitudes towards the judiciary in Montenegro. Professor Miloš Bešić presented the findings.

Chemistry students and their mentor, Professor Ana Milović, were recognized and received by Vraneš for their significant contributions and consistent success in state and international competitions.

A response has been published to the text written by Professor Dr. Slaviša Nedeljković, acting dean of the "Faculty of Serbian Studies." The response addresses points raised in Nedeljković's original text.

A professor at a private university in Daejeon, South Korea, is under investigation following accusations from students of making sexually inappropriate remarks during class, raising concerns about unchecked power on campus.

The government of Pakistan is contemplating a 20% windfall gain tax and has established a panel to address the salary freeze issue affecting foreign-qualified professors.

Professor Patrick Asuming, an economist at the University of Ghana, has cautioned that Ghana cannot rely solely on short-term gains in the cedi's value and must implement significant structural changes to its economy to ensure long-term stability.

The International Language Training Center (ILTC) organized a meeting for parents with Mariam Amonashvili, a psychologist and professor from Georgia, to discuss how to maintain closeness with a child as they grow.

The UCO (Central Operative Unit) of the Spanish Civil Guard has concluded in its report that the professorship held by Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Prime Minister, was created in accordance with regulations, finding no opaque income in her accounts.

In Portuguese news, Torreense has won the Cup, and teachers are reportedly suing schools to prove compliance with the law.

BBC's Americast features an interview with author and professor Scott Galloway, discussing various topics.

India's top consumer body has directed the State Bank of India (SBI) to refund Rs 13 lakh to a retired professor whose account was siphoned off in a digital scam, highlighting the bank's liability in such cases.

Professor Diomaye delivered a powerful message to his supporters who were returning from Morocco, stating they would 'sleep peacefully'.

Professor Đorđević stated that the rally in Slavija demonstrates that students have not given up and that the tension will not subside, indicating ongoing protests.

Antoine Diome has disclosed the content of his discussions with Professor Diomaye, sharing details of their exchange.

Psychology professor Rodney Schmaltz and his colleagues are researching why some people believe in the paranormal, specifically studying the effect of infrasound on the body and mind to explain 'haunted feelings' in old buildings.

Antoine Diome has disclosed the details of his conversations with Professor Diomaye.

Assistant Professor Tara Menon discusses the challenge of open discourse at Harvard, where faculty and students are hesitant to speak freely. She advocates for an environment where any topic can be discussed.

Opposition MP Kumar has flagged optics, rather than politics, in the debate surrounding the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) research with Professor Prasad.

An article pays tribute to Professor Dr. Md Salim Shakur, acknowledging his contributions and impact.

The Chairman of the Medical and Dental Council, Professor Agyeman Badu Akosa, has expressed concern over the increasing number of malpractice and professional misconduct complaints against health…

A Massey University professor specializing in nutrition and food chemistry discusses the pros and cons of various milk types on the Country Life program.

Economist and University of Macedonia professor Maria Negreponti Delivani discussed Maria Karystianou's party, noting that its economic program is not ready and referencing Jeffrey Epstein's comment about the drachma.

A professor from Jovina Gymnasium has been suspended and claims that the processes against her are fabricated, stating she will defend herself if legal procedures are followed.

The promotion of the 12th volume of the Dictionary of the Bosnian Language, a work attributed to Professor Dževad Jahić, was held today at the Sarajevo City Hall.

President Tinubu's appointment of Professor Aina, a 40-year-old, as the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has garnered significant praise across various sectors in Nigeria.

Othon Iliopoulos, an associate professor of Medicine at Harvard University, has expressed an open interest in re-engaging with politics and views the initiative of Al. Tsipras with interest.

A clandestine relationship between two federal judges in Switzerland is deemed a serious matter by Zurich professor Lorenz Langer, who fears the incident could be exploited politically to undermine the country's judicial election system.

Professor Chima Onoka of the University of Nigeria states that research alone cannot resolve Nigeria's healthcare crisis without effective policy implementation and political will.

JAMB announced that its new Registrar, Professor Segun Aina, played a crucial role in the early introduction of the Computer-Based Test (CBT) system.

A report indicates that Russia has hijacked accounts on the social media platform Bluesky, targeting journalists, professors, artists, and filmmakers to circulate fabricated videos and fake news reports about Ukraine.

University professors and specialists explain the dangers of artificial intelligence and financial influencers on social media, warning that viral videos can hide errors, manipulation, and significant financial losses.

Professor Godfred Bokpin of the University of Ghana has appealed to President John Mahama to make the growth of indigenous Ghanaian businesses a key part of his legacy.

Professor Arkadiusz Kowalski from the Warsaw School of Economics states that while Poland has attracted significant foreign capital, the current challenge is to ensure the quality of these investments, focusing on high-tech industries.

Professor Godfred Bokpin of the University of Ghana stated that the Ghanaian government has 'over impressed' the IMF by exceeding expectations with aggressive expenditure cuts in 2025, though he warned gains might not be sustainable.

Lydia Mosi, an Associate Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Ghana, has received a prestigious lifetime achievement award from the Anesvad Foundation for her research into Buruli ulcer and other neglected tropical diseases.

An economics professor has criticized Norway's Prime Minister Støre's promise regarding interest rates, arguing it undermines Norges Bank and led to rates being raised too late and too little due to political pressure.

This news roundup covers several stories, including the CBC's decision to halt production on a controversial prank show and the departure of a prominent Jewish professor from Canada.

Teachers in Portugal are demanding clarification regarding the digitization of exams, while Minister Fernando Alexandre has dismissed their concerns as "alarmism," assuring that schools will receive all necessary information. A Member of the European Parliament (MEP) has threatened to involve the CADA (Commission for Access to Administrative Documents) to obtain answers.

Professor Dr. Irakli Koçollari discussed the international conference "Justice Between Tradition and Modernity," organized by Luarasi University, highlighting the university's role as an important center for scientific research and European standards.

A team led by Professor Stipan Jonjić has made a revolutionary discovery, understanding how tumors deceive the immune system and how to potentially stop them, following thirty years of virus research.

A heartwarming moment went viral at a Texas Tech University graduation ceremony when a professor presented a 'diploma' to a visually impaired graduate's guide dog. The emotional scene touched many as the student received her degree accompanied by her loyal companion.

Oxford professor and AI expert Michael Wooldridge shares his insights on the real dangers posed by big tech and the occasional blessings of artificial intelligence, using game theory to explain Silicon Valley's missteps.

A professor has been hit with a £180,000 court bill following a feud with his 'gloating' neighbour over a London flat, with the professor accusing his neighbour of rendering his property 'unsellable'.

A Lithuanian professor discusses a diet that can significantly reduce cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease, addressing the high rates of cardiovascular illness and mortality.

Lucknow University has suspended a zoology assistant professor following charges of harassing female students and attempting to leak examination question papers, after an audio recording went viral.

The Minister of Science has temporarily suspended Professor Mirosław Minkina, Rector of the University of Siedlce, following accusations of mobbing, corruption, and discrimination from his colleagues, with the Electoral College set to consider his dismissal.

Professor Anna-Lind Pétursdóttir from the School of Education discusses the challenges students face with concentration and communication, reflecting the diverse human flora in classrooms.

A new book, "Professor. The Case of Andrzej Samson," revisits one of Poland's most high-profile pedophilia scandals involving the once-respected psychologist and family psychotherapist.

Professors at the University of Novi Sad have filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Internal Affairs following a police intervention on university premises, while the dean who called the police maintains that university autonomy was not violated.

Turkey's reported intention to legally enshrine its 'Blue Homeland' doctrine is being described as a move of 'awkwardness and irritation,' with a professor of international relations suggesting an open possibility of increased tension in the Aegean Sea.

According to Emeritus Professor Seppo Koskinen, employers in Finland have a 14-day wage payment obligation if a hazard warning constitutes a force majeure event preventing employees from accessing their workplace.

Professor Diomaye has issued a 'red alert,' cautioning that the political party Pastef faces the risk of self-destruction under certain conditions.

Advocacy groups are calling for reform of the discharge process in nursing homes, citing fears that residents are being 'evicted' in what is described by a law professor as a hidden but growing problem.

International Museum Day was observed with the promotion of Professor Ačkoska's book 'Macedonia Through the Centuries,' highlighting her courage in illuminating Macedonian history.

The Calcutta High Court has acquitted a professor who was previously sentenced to 20 years in jail in a POCSO case, criticizing the investigation and ordering the government to provide compensation.

Professor Antoni Dudek commented on TVN24 that the appointment of Judge Zbigniew Kapiński as the First President of the Supreme Court marks the beginning of a split between President Karol Nawrocki and Jarosław Kaczyński, expressing surprise that it's over such a minor issue.

Problems have persisted for over a year and a half at 'Jovina' high school, with professors reportedly on sick leave due to pressure, leading to students, especially graduating seniors, feeling penalized and harmed.

Several individuals, including a police officer, professor, driving school owners, and a councilor, have been identified and arrested in the 'Cilj' operation. The arrests are linked to an investigation into illegal subsidies and have been referred to the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

A political science professor from the University of Houston provides insights into the outcomes of Tuesday's primaries in Texas.

The Calcutta High Court has overturned a professor's 20-year rape conviction and awarded him ₹10 lakh in compensation, citing significant deficiencies in the prosecution and investigation.

Agnes Wold, a professor of clinical bacteriology in Sweden, has stated she is prepared to break a new law banning conversion therapy, which comes into effect on July 1.

Za one koji prate krizu između SAD i Irana, proteklih nekoliko dana bilo je zbunjujuće. U petak se činilo da je šestonedeljno primirje osuđeno na propast.

An investigation into the Medical Faculty of Sofia University reveals issues such as pedagogy and philology lecturers teaching medicine, insufficient or missing professors in key disciplines, and departments that should not exist under current regulations.

A Portuguese article criticizes the Ministry of Education for seeking teachers while allegedly wasting resources, contrasting its approach with that of private education.

Professor Vincenzo Cerullo was presented with the honor of Officer of the Order of the Star of Italy (OSI) by the Italian Ambassador to Finland during Republic Day celebrations in Helsinki.

Andrei Dymov, a professor at the Higher School of Economics (HSE), has been sentenced to 3.5 years in a Moscow court for "financing extremist activities" after donating less than $49 to the banned Anti-Corruption Foundation.

A finance professor in Luxembourg is fighting against his degradation, which he describes as a 'clear case of retaliation'. The rectorate removed Christos Koulovatianos from his position as head of the finance department amidst ongoing legal disputes.

A court has reinstated Professor Dr. Vladimir Zdravković to a leadership position at the University Clinical Center in Kragujevac, from which he had been previously removed.

Young men are reportedly using perfume in excessive amounts, raising concerns among researchers about potential health implications. A biomedical professor advises teenagers to be cautious with fragrances.

Professors from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Montenegro have developed a new seismic model by combining existing models from Serbia, Slovenia, and Italy and adapting them to Montenegrin conditions, linking them with real earthquake damage data.

Nutritionist and professor Conceição Calhau argues that sugar addiction should receive clinical attention, comparing it to drug addiction. She also criticizes influencers who spread misinformation about well-being.

An article argues for the immediate dismissal of the director of Jovina Gymnasium, stating that six professors were suspended not for endangering classes, but for refusing to act as employees of a party official.

Actor Eddie Murphy, known for revisiting certain roles for high fees, has revealed why he would not play his iconic 'nutty professor' character again.

A conference featuring Professor V. Gronsko highlighted the importance of technological advancement, critical thinking, and lifelong learning in an economy transformed by automation and artificial intelligence.

Teachers in Portugal are taking legal action against school directors to compel them to prove compliance with workplace health and safety laws, citing exhaustion from being pushed to their limits.

An opinion piece discusses the qualifications for a higher education professorship, noting that it typically requires a doctorate, a qualification the author states Passos Coelho lacks.

Professor Mohamed El-Hadidi, Director of the Genomics Centre at Zewail City of Science, is scheduled to deliver a lecture at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.

Antoine Félix Diome, Aly Ngouille Ndiaye, and other dignitaries were received by Professor Diomaye at the Palace.

Arne Strid, a tireless Swedish professor of botany, has spent over half a century meticulously documenting the flora across Greece, accumulating 4.5 years of fieldwork.

A professor of computer science argues that while AI has made it easier for more people to create music and images, it has simultaneously increased the demands on human creatives to be unique and relevant.

Professor Amath Ndiaye discusses the confusion surrounding the debate on the CFA Franc and its implications for money and wealth.

Senegalese supporters who were pardoned in Morocco have prompted an immediate reaction from Professor Diomaye Faye, as reported by Seneweb.

Jonathan Turley comments on Speaker Hakeem Jeffries' brother, Ohio State professor Hasan Kwame Jeffries, who reportedly called on citizens to emulate John Brown and fight 'by any means necessary,' describing it as a 'chilling call to arms.'

Professor Diyanath from Sri Lanka advises individuals to avoid using their phones for the first five minutes after waking up. This recommendation aims to promote better mental well-being and reduce immediate digital dependency.

India's Supreme Court has lifted the life ban imposed on three professors who were involved in the NCERT textbook controversy.

UC Berkeley Law School is implementing a stricter AI policy, with a professor involved in its creation stating it aims to preserve the value of lawyers.

A Turkish professor has revealed six key points of the developing 'Blue Homeland' bill, prompting a Greek international initiative to counter this new Turkish challenge.

A UCD professor examines the reasons behind a significant increase in rents in Ireland, questioning whether recent reforms in the rental sector are responsible.

An earthquake recently affected Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, an event described by a geology professor as occurring approximately once a decade.

A former associate professor at the University of Tokyo Graduate School was handed a suspended prison sentence by the Tokyo District Court for bribery, having actively accepted entertainment at luxury clubs.

A medical ethicist and law professor warns that the increasing use of digital monitoring systems, including cameras, in hospitals and nursing homes constitutes a massive invasion of patient privacy, questioning their promised benefits.

A British-Pakistani scientist based in Qatar, Professor Rayaz Malik, has developed a simple AI-powered eye scan that could detect dementia and diabetic nerve damage years before symptoms appear. The scan takes only two to three minutes.

A professor from the University of Montenegro highlights that the country's historical identity is rooted in mountain culture, but its mountains and villages are currently treated without a long-term development strategy. This neglect overlooks a significant part of Montenegro's heritage and potential.

Teachers in Madeira are expressing frustration over a heavy bureaucratic workload, stating that repetitive administrative tasks lead to a sense of wasted time and burnout, negatively impacting their teaching practice.

A former professor from the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) was awarded $15,000 in a resolution to a contract dispute. The details of the dispute led to this financial settlement.

Professor Godfred Bokpin of the University of Ghana has cautioned that Ghana's economic recovery will not be sustainable unless the government addresses major structural challenges, particularly environmental destruction. He argues against a sector-selective approach to economic policy.

Professor Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak discusses the needs of employees over 50 and how to encourage their longer professional activity as a potential solution to Poland's demographic crisis.

Professor Mirela Ștețco, an education specialist in Romania, speaks out about the national evaluation period, highlighting how the school system produces both Olympians and functionally illiterate individuals.

Professor Le Anh Vinh, a Harvard PhD graduate, argues that math exam questions should avoid overly 'realistic' everyday-life stories, as students tend to strip away the context and convert them into familiar formulas for solving.

Professor Marek Góra suggests initiating a discussion about equalizing the minimum retirement age for women and men.

University professor Goda Van Steen has spent 14 years researching the concealed history of Greek children adopted during the 1950s and 1960s, aiming to bring national accountability and healing.

The EU has agreed to eliminate tariffs against the USA, even as EU goods are subject to 15% tariffs from the US, a move a national economics professor calls a "big mistake."

A Harvard professor has explored a scenario of alien invasion, suggesting that the consequences of potential contact with an extraterrestrial civilization could be devastating for humanity. He discusses how such an event could lead to political, economic, and spiritual chaos.

Professor Mor Ndao has put forth recommendations aimed at restoring historical truth concerning the events of Thiaroye 44, a significant historical incident.

A Chemistry professor has stated that hydrochloric acid possesses the capability to dissolve a human body.

A professor from the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade has reported that the institution is facing continuous pressure and inspections, with demands that she describes as "on the verge of common sense."

Professor of Latin Philology and wine expert Joan Gómez Pallarés presents his new book, 'La vida bona. Una teologia de la vinya i el vi', which gives voice to nature through a glass of wine.

The Dean of the Philosophy Faculty in Novi Sad, Milivoj Alanović, has filed two charges against two professors within two months for statements made in public, sparking concerns about academic freedom.

Latvian doctor and professor Sandra Lejniece was awarded the new European Order of Merit at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, becoming one of the first 20 recipients from various European countries.

An Iowa man, Kyle Owens, is suing Nintendo for $341,000, claiming he was unfairly denied 'Pokémon Professor' status after his perfect test score dropped following a background check.

The Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad, Milivoje Alanović, has filed an ethical complaint against Professor Dinko Gruhonjić. The professor stated he would not be silenced by Alanović in the face of injustice.

The first hearing in the lawsuit filed by Novi Sad professors against the Ministry of Internal Affairs concluded in the Basic Court in Novi Sad, with testimonies from Alanović and Kleut.

Professor Duncan Ross from the University of Glasgow argues that innovating teaching and assessment in higher education is crucial for motivating students and valuing learning.

Three individuals within the inner circle of Maria Karystianou, a soon-to-be-announced party leader, reportedly have direct ties to Russia, raising concerns about 'pro-Russian influences'.

Professor Andrzej Nowakowski states that the HPV HR test is a screening examination for early detection of precancerous changes and has nothing to do with assessing sexual lifestyle. He emphasizes the need to clarify its purpose.

Professor Joanna Tyrowicz, a member of the Monetary Policy Council, states that zero or even negative real interest rates, which are currently in place, constitute a dangerous experiment.

Fernando Alexandre states that a goal of the Teaching Career Statute is to simplify and increase transparency in the teacher recruitment system, clarifying criteria and available positions.

A group of professors at the Medical Faculty in Belgrade, Serbia, has warned that a crisis and perceived collapse of the institution could have broader consequences for the healthcare system.

Gylfi Magnússon, a professor of economics at the University of Iceland, states that it is a misconception in public discourse that companies would achieve significant savings by accounting in euros instead of krona.

The University of Montenegro (UCG), Ministry, and inspections state there is no cause for concern regarding the renovation of the Faculty of Technical Sciences building, despite some professors raising objections about potential pollution risks.

A professor from the Agricultural and Medical School in Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been arrested and placed under one-month detention on suspicion of sexually harassing a sixteen-year-old student.

Professor Moussa Seydi has issued a warning about the dangers of hantavirus, emphasizing that even a single case can have serious consequences. His statement highlights the potential threat of the virus.

Professor Nikolaos Arkadopoulos has been re-elected as the president of the Medical School of Athens University, following a successful first term.

Professor Dr. Ilija Srdanović, a cardiologist from Novi Sad who spoke at a student protest on May 23rd in Slavija, is a candidate for the director of the Serbian Medical Chamber.

Teachers in Portugal are criticizing the late release of "Moda" exam results, arguing it diminishes their pedagogical impact. They advocate for a return to paper-based exams, as the current exam period is set to begin.

Professor Isabelle Bekeredjian-Ding, working at a new European center for pandemic preparedness, highlights the need for sufficient vaccines sourced from Europe and discusses lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

An emeritus professor of educational sociology argues that verbal assessment would be better than numerical grades in lower grades and that everyone should be able to access their desired further education.

Trinidad Express Newspapers features an article on Professor Roger Hosein, though specific details of the content are not provided in the headline.

A review describes a small pamphlet criticizing 'professor philosophy' as malicious and full of exaggerations, yet praises it for hitting on a fundamental truth.

A Slovak newsfilter covers the first day of the last parliamentary session, discussing the urgency of a hospital project, particularly for Prešov residents, and mentioning Professor Čentéš.

A professor of insurance law believes that the individual who caused the Kalasatama fire will likely not be held responsible for millions in damages, despite potentially causing the blaze.

New York law professor Stephen Holmes delivered a pessimistic lecture in Berlin, reflecting on how politics has lost its future and the diminishing scope for constitutional decision-making.

Cătălin Țone, a former head of Romania's anti-drug agency, has been identified as a plagiarist for his doctoral titles, yet he is a frequent guest at drug prevention events in Chișinău and schools, presented as a professor and expert.

A representative director of the Japan Cosmetics Association has received a suspended prison sentence for bribing two former University of Tokyo graduate school professors with entertainment at high-end clubs in connection with a joint research project.

The Center for Educational Justice has condemned actions against professors at Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad, warning that this case is part of a broader pattern of pressure, intimidation, and retaliation against educators in Serbia.

Professor Konstantinos Tsioufis highlights that arterial hypertension remains a major risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, strokes, kidney failure, and premature deaths globally. He discusses new advancements in its treatment.

Five professors have filed a complaint with the Ethics Commission against Patrik Drid, the Dean of the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education (DIF) in Novi Sad. The details of the complaint were not immediately specified.

A professor from the Technical University of Gabrovo discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming the role of teachers and the educational landscape.

A professor states that the common advice to 'eat less and move more' is not always effective for obesity treatment, as scientific evidence points to complex biological factors like genetics, hormones, and metabolism.

A professor at a private university in Daejeon, South Korea, is facing disciplinary review after students accused him of making sexually offensive remarks in class, including comments about female students and prostitution.

Two philosophy professors, including a former Catholic priest, are weighing the ethical implications of parents baptizing their children primarily to gain admission to Catholic schools.

A law professor, who previously warned about algorithm risks, states that generative AI is exacerbating the problem by deceiving users into thinking it is a person.

Professor Diomaye delivered a powerful message to his supporters returning from Morocco, stating, 'Today, we will sleep peacefully...' The message resonated with his followers, signaling a sense of calm and achievement.

Professor Dimitar Atanasov, a psychometrician, stated that it is unclear what Bulgarian state educational requirements measure, as they do not specify the level of knowledge students should possess for different grades.

Senegalese supporters detained in Morocco have been pardoned, prompting immediate reactions from President Diomaye Faye and footballer Gana Gueye, who expressed relief and gratitude.

An opinion piece questions the state of public education when it shifts from a human, cultural, and democratic relationship to a set of organizationally desirable behaviors, focusing on the ReCAP program.

The US Supreme Court has permitted lawsuits seeking compensation for assets seized during the Cuban revolution to proceed, a decision an American University professor explains within the context of the current political crisis in Cuba.

Dejan Pavlović, an associate professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, discussed on N1 that the upcoming gathering at Slavija is a continuation of student mobilization.

Civil law professor Dr. Rok Lampe describes a recent incident as an 'unheard-of interference' in Slovenia's internal affairs during an interview on a POPkast.

Ghana's Vice-President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang officially opened the ACI World Congress in Accra. She urged global financial giants to adopt a 'people first' approach in their operations.

An associate professor of philosophy at the Latvian Academy of Culture, Andrejs Balodis, suggests that politicians' focus on social media followers rather than the entire society contributes to a crisis in political culture.

Dr. Naseem Salahuddin, a distinguished infectious diseases expert and professor emeritus at Indus Hospital, passed away on Friday.

The bodies of four divers, including a University of Genoa professor and her daughter, who died in the Vaavu Atoll in the Maldives, are expected to arrive at Malpensa Airport tomorrow around 1 PM on a Turkish Airlines flight.

American economics professor Tyler Cowen shared his perspective on artificial intelligence, suggesting that mass unemployment will not be the biggest problem, but rather something else, challenging common dystopian views.

A deadly heart disease often remains undiagnosed for years, with patients waiting over four years for a diagnosis. Professor Kostovska shared insights on ATTR-CM at an international expert meeting in Zagreb.

Professor Sharma emphasizes that obesity is a chronic disease with numerous causes, requiring treatment by medical professionals who understand its mechanisms.

A professor from Nasarawa State University advocates for comprehensive tax education to help Nigerians understand its importance and foster voluntary compliance.

Marcello Messori, a professor at the European University Institute, commented on the weight of energy issues, stating that events in Hormuz add to existing problems and noting that Poland and Spain reacted better.

An IT professor has raised concerns and questions regarding a recent system breakdown at Nets, particularly inquiring about the functionality and presence of its backup system.

Protests have erupted in Novi Sad following the suspension of six professors from Jovina Gymnasium, including Marija Vasić. Students and the public are demonstrating against the decision to suspend the educators.

Portuguese universities are facing a structural problem where researchers are increasingly being selected for university professor positions, leading to a redefinition of academic roles and priorities.

President Siljanovska-Davkova stated she does not wish to comment on the qualification of a 'spy affair' and emphasized that she would not forget her professor's words regarding pre-investigation procedures.

A Slovak technical university professor highlights how mineral resources, once primarily industrial necessities, are now becoming critical geopolitical tools, particularly in the semiconductor sector.

Professor Piotr Wachowiak, rector of the Warsaw School of Economics, shares his views on how universities should adapt to the evolving needs and expectations of young people in a changing world.

Professor Kalin Yanakiev, an academic theologian and author of numerous scientific works, has published a new book based on personal experiences and encounters.

This story marks the passing of Professor Dr. Janez Grad, detailing his life from 1933 to 2026. It serves as an obituary or remembrance of his contributions.

French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly made promises to Professor Diomaye regarding Senegal's financial difficulties, as reported by Seneweb.

Professor Jozef Čentéš was unexpectedly removed from his position as head of department at the Bratislava Faculty of Law, just one day after publicly discussing threats to Slovak democracy at an anti-corruption festival.

Finnish courts have issued contrasting rulings in disputes over unpaid wages for employees who did not join a political strike, with UPM and Stora Enso facing different outcomes.

Professor Vytautas Landsbergis reacted to a red alert in Vilnius, where residents were warned to seek shelter, calling the leader of the aggressor country "abnormal" and advising comprehensive defense.

GCB Bank's Board Chairman, Professor Joshua Alabi, reaffirmed the bank's dedication to Ghana's infrastructure development under the government's 'Big Push' agenda, highlighting the tangible impact of their support as a fleet of heavy-duty vehicles was handed over.

Financial professor Elroy Dimson suggests that investor fears about an Iran war and an AI bubble are exaggerated, explaining historical reasons why stock prices continue to rise.

Alejandro Serrano, an influential Nicaraguan philosopher born in Masaya in 1938, has passed away. He was a university professor since 1965 and a visiting professor at various universities across the Americas and Europe.

In an interview with La Vanguardia, writer and professor Giulano da Empoli expresses concern that the opportunity to regulate AI was missed, predicting negative outcomes as a result.

The Board of Directors of the University of Montenegro has adopted a new statute for the institution. Concurrently, Professor Dr. Svetlana Perović has been appointed as the new pro-rector.

A Zoology Department assistant professor at the University of Lucknow has been suspended following allegations of an inappropriate phone conversation with a female student and attempting to offer her a leaked question paper.

The only thing we know that can slow the progression of Parkinson's disease today is active movement, says Matej Škorvánek, doctor and professor of neurology.

A question regarding 'Brahmanical Patriarchy' in an exam at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has ignited controversy, leading to protests from some professors and students, with the vice-chancellor promising to address the issue.

A trial has commenced in Novi Sad, Serbia, where 58 university professors are suing the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) for allegedly violating university autonomy. The lawsuit seeks damages related to the police presence on campus, an action that the dean who called the police claims did not breach autonomy.

Mothers in Gujarat, India, from various backgrounds including farmers and professors, have collectively saved 37,000 premature babies through their efforts.

Philippine President Marcos has appointed University of the Philippines professor Kim Robert de Leon, 32, as the new secretary of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), making him the youngest member of the Cabinet.

This opinion piece criticizes the managerial approach to the teaching profession, arguing that education is not a production line, students are not indicators, and teachers should not be reduced to behavioral profiles calibrated by administrative devices like ReCAP. It advocates for a more human-centered view of education.

Petar Nišavić, a student from Bijelo Polje, has achieved significant success, with his music school and professor Marica Raičević receiving congratulations for their dedicated work.