Albanian Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Evis Sala, discussed the new Law on Gender Equality with students and professors, highlighting real progress and the recognition of unpaid work for the first time.

South Korea's Ministry of Justice announced immigration policy overhauls for 2030, including expanded visa quotas for skilled workers and extended visas for high-performing seasonal migrant workers.

Danish experts and professors are debating the potential for mass layoffs due to artificial intelligence, with some warning of a collapse in the labor market while others believe Denmark is well-positioned to handle the changes.

Violinist Una Stanić, cellist Nemanja Stanković, and pianist Vladimir Milošević are members of the Corda Piano Trio, but also professors at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade.

When news broke about Little Professors Learning Centre's termination, about 30 parents at Hong Wen School drew up a plan to help with after-school care.

A groundbreaking study, the largest of its kind, has identified a specific type of treatment as most effective for ADHD. A new self-assessment tool has also been developed, praised by professors.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers, professors, and tech company owners in the Naples, Sicily, and Lombardy regions, as part of an ongoing investigation.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has requested the arrest of sixteen university professors, researchers, and teachers, as well as some managers and employees of IT companies, accused of various forms of corruption.

The Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium is holding a staff meeting to announce a new acting director, following the suspension of six professors by the previous acting director, Danka Nešović, whose second term expired yesterday.

Danka Nešović, the acting director of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, is facing suspension as her mandate ends, part of an ongoing 'purge' of professors deemed undesirable by the authorities.

Violeta Kecman and Rastko Jevtović, Serbian language professors at the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, have been suspended for allegedly damaging the school's reputation.

Professors urge management to put issue to a vote rather than make top-down decision

A group of academics at the University of British Columbia say the school’s D.E.I. policies and practices, which include land acknowledgments, violate a law that requires universities to be “nonpolitical.”

A University of Michigan student is suing the institution for disability discrimination, alleging that professors mistook symptoms of her disability for signs of AI-generated content in her college papers, which she denies.

A group of professors and associates from the Faculty of Law at the University of Priština, temporarily based in Kosovska Mitrovica, has launched an online petition to preserve the university.

Professors at the Medical Faculty in Novi Sad (MFNS) claim the institution is defending itself against lawlessness, accusing the President of the Faculty Council of violating laws and internal rules.

Forty professors at the University of the Basque Country (UPV) have accused Rector Bengoetxea of hypocrisy, alleging he closed the Vitoria campus to isolate Vox while being complacent with 'fascist behaviors' and 'totalitarianism' practiced by Bildu within the university.

A petition supporting six suspended professors from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium continues to gather signatures, highlighting an ongoing issue in the education sector.

Andre Geim, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist known as the 'father of graphene,' is leaving Britain to join the University of Hong Kong as a chair professor in April.

Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers plans to resign from his professorship at Harvard University at the end of the academic year, following his involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Over 120 high school professors in Serbia have supported suspended colleagues from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, demanding their reinstatement after they were suspended for appearing at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU).

Teachers in Romania are protesting in front of Cotroceni Palace, expressing outrage over political measures to reduce the budget deficit in education, leading some renowned professors to tear up their diplomas.

Some film professors are bemoaning the shortcuts students take to avoid watching assigned movies: some don't know what happens at the end. NPR's Scott Simon offers his own synopses.

Professors and public sector employees with PhDs in Romania will be significantly affected by new government austerity measures, as their doctoral allowance is set to be cut in half.

A doctors' body in Telangana is urging the state government to complete the recruitment of Assistant Professors before proceeding to fill specialist posts, highlighting concerns about the hiring process.

Despite being considered the cradle of skiing, Norway's Telemark region has sent the fewest athletes to the Winter Olympics over the past two decades, a phenomenon sports professors call a 'mystery'.

(ANSA) - OSLO, 18 FEB - The "Looking Beyond" photo exhibition was inaugurated today at the University of Bergen (UiB) by the Italian Ambassador to Norway, Stefano Nicoletti, the Vice Rector of UiB Sigrunn Eliassen, and the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology Gunn Mangerud, in the presence of professors, researchers, and students from the university—Norway's third largest academic center—as well as members of the local Italian community. The exhibition, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) and produced in collaboration with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and Telespazio/e Geos, was organized in Bergen by the Italian Embassy in Oslo and Dr. Andrea Magugliani, Honorary Vice Consul in Bergen, with the support of Vår Energi of the ENI group. Bergen is the third Norwegian stop for 'Looking Beyond', which has already been successfully hosted at the Science Museum (Vitenfabrikken) in Sandnes, near Stavanger, and at the Arctic University of Tromsø, where it was greatly appreciated by the public and teachers alike. The aim of the exhibition, consisting of 25 stunning high-resolution satellite images acquired by the COSMO-SkyMed constellation and sourced from the archives of Telespazio/e-Geos and ASI, is to stimulate reflection on the impact of human activities on the environment and the role of satellite technology in addressing global challenges such as deforestation, desertification, and pollution. But that's not all: divided into six thematic sections—agriculture, water, urban centers, climate change, natural disasters, and deforestation—Looking Beyond also aims to showcase the beauty of Earth as seen from space through spectacular images of glaciers, lava flows, megacities, cultivated fields, and waterways from different areas of the world. Italian Earth observation technology, in particular through the COSMO-SkyMed satellite constellation, plays a fundamental role in environmental monitoring and risk management. The satellites support early warning systems for landslides and floods, the coordination of relief efforts in the event of natural disasters, and the monitoring of crisis areas. In Norway, COSMO-SkyMed data is used thanks to a collaboration agreement between e-Geos and Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT). In his speech at the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti highlighted how "Italian Earth observation technology, developed by ASI and Telespazio, is now widely used in crucial sectors, and the COSMO-SkyMed constellation also supports monitoring activities in Norway, thanks to collaboration with local partners. We are very pleased to have been able to inaugurate a third stage of 'Looking Beyond' in Norway, which confirms the great attention and sensitivity of local institutions and the public towards issues such as scientific research and environmental protection." On the sidelines of the inauguration, Ambassador Nicoletti visited some of the university's leading research centers in the fields of aquaculture and marine biology and met with a group of Italian professors and researchers residing in Bergen. During the meeting, the Ambassador pointed out that "the more than 80 Italian scholars working in Bergen today represent one of the largest communities of researchers from our country in Norway, which now numbers almost 680 people. The social events we organize every year, such as Italian Research Day in the World or the Scienza Senza Confini (Science Without Borders) project by Comites in Oslo, are important opportunities for dialogue that aim to raise the level of interaction within the community of Italian researchers in Norway, who in turn represent an invaluable resource for promoting bilateral scientific and technological relations." Read article...

Three years after ChatGPT's debut, AI has become ubiquitous, leading college students and professors to develop their own, often conflicting, rules for its use in academia.

Little Professors Learning Centre's services were terminated by the education ministry amid investigations into unpaid staff salaries and double deductions from parents' GIRO accounts.

A row has erupted over Toronto University's hiring policy, which reportedly prioritizes professors based on 'gender identity,' leading to concerns about exclusion of 'white men.'

Six to seven billion kroner that Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen plans to raise through a new wealth tax to finance her party's proposals could have serious consequences, according to Norwegian professors who call it 'very harmful.'

Students, student organizations, and professors gathered at Propylaea in Athens to hold a rally and march, commemorating the three-year anniversary of the fatal railway accident in Tempi.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers, professors, and company owners in the IT and new technologies sector across Naples, Sicily, and Lombardy.

A corruption case in Sicily and Campania, Italy, has led to the arrest of professors and researchers. They are accused of misusing EU funds to acquire personal items like mobile phones, smart TVs, and PCs.

A meeting of employees is scheduled at the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium at 11 AM, where professors believe the new acting director will be announced.

Professors at the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium have stated that the school's reputation has been severely damaged after the acting director, Danka Nešović, dismissed 12 employees within a year of her tenure.

The Education Services Union, citing the recent abrupt closures of Little Professors Learning Centre and Out of Box Academy, said such moves have far-reaching ripple effects on children, families and workers.

Two professors at Sciences Po Paris are under scrutiny for allegedly justifying the death of a student named Quentin in an informal WhatsApp group, sparking controversy within the institution.

Two law professors are outlining strategies for the survival of equality in a post-DEI era under a Trump administration, arguing that 'DEI is dead, equality isn’t'.

Following the release of the Epstein files, some universities have taken action involving faculty or affiliates named in the documents, prompting a call for students and professors to share their experiences.