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    NSUI's Anas Khan suspended after allegedly offering money to female freshers for Diljit Dosanjh concert trip

    Ramanujan College has suspended Anas Khan until February 2027, while NSUI says it had expelled him from the organisation in September over alleged indiscipline. The controversy has also prompted ABVP to seek a time-bound probe into alleged WhatsApp messages involving female freshers. The claims against Khan remain unproven.

    WATCH: RedHawks penalized for distracting Bobcats with fake goal posts on stadium videoboard, Referee calls out ‘unsportsmanlike conduct’

    The Miami RedHawks were penalized on November 10 for displaying multiple goal posts on the Yager stadium's videoboard. The display reportedly came on during the Bobcats' field-goal attempt and resulted in them missing a goal after hitting the right upright. The refree called it "unsportsmanlike conduct".

    Red Fort blast: Al-Falah University now functioning under Haryana govt; tight security on campus

    After the November 2025 Red Fort blast, Al-Falah University came under government control due to serious investigations. All 200 MBBS seats were filled this admission cycle under a transparent process overseen by authorities. A strict verification process for faculty and students has been implemented to ensure security on campus. Investigations into prior faculty members and staff were conducted due to alleged terrorist affiliations.

    Cornell University rocked by another sexual assault scandal involving more than 10 potential victims, accused of ignoring reports

    Cornell University is being sued in connection with allegations of sexual assault involving former student Esat Braveboy. Two former female students accuse Braveboy of continuous sexual abuse during different time periods while at the university. They allege that there may be five to ten more potential victims who experienced similar abuse. Cornell denies the claims and states that it properly investigated the complaints received.

    Pune teacher sells father's land to teach 10 poor students, all clear MPSC exams; now he runs a Rs 20 crore campus in his village but still lives in a rented house

    After selling his inherited house and farmland in 2005, Pune-based teacher Yajurvendra Mahajan started educating 10 underprivileged students. All cleared MPSC exams. His Deepsthamb Foundation now supports around 600 students, including persons with disabilities, orphans and transgender people, offering free education, accommodation, counselling and employment assistance.

    US students raise concerns over ICE deportations and international student safety after mid terms

    Students and faculty at Northeastern University in Boston have raised concerns over US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), deportation policies and the safety of international students under the Trump administration. The meeting took place a day after Democrats secured major victories in the US midterm elections.

    • Woman becomes first AMU students' union vice-president in 105-year history

      In a groundbreaking development, women candidates have triumphed in the AMUSU elections, securing six out of thirteen positions. Famous for her landmark achievement, Nashra Naim has become the first female vice-president of the student union. These elections, which resumed after an eight-year break due to protests, were marked by a peaceful atmosphere.

      Off Campus Season 2 OTT release date announced: When and where to watch Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn's romantic young adult series

      Off Campus Season 2 will premiere on Prime Video on April 28, 2027, shifting the spotlight to Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis. Based on Elle Kennedy's novel The Score, the new season will also feature returning favourites Hannah and Garrett. Allie's complicated love life and Hunter Davenport's arrival could fuel fresh drama.

      Who is Harmeet Dhillon? Trump-appointed civil rights chief resigns after Republican midterm losses

      Harmeet Dhillon, previously serving as Assistant Attorney General, has stepped down following the Republican Party's setbacks in the midterm elections. A well-known civil rights attorney appointed by Trump at the DOJ, Dhillon's resignation marks the first departure among senior DOJ personnel after Democrats' victories. With a strong focus on civil liberties and free speech, her exit hints at potential shifts among political appointees during this transitional phase.

      Law enforcement to beef up in Dallas entertainment district after shootings and nationwide violence

      Law enforcement in Dallas has intensified its presence in Deep Ellum after several tragic shootings occurred. The recent violence resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries during Halloween celebrations. U.S. authorities condemned gun violence nationwide, highlighting a troubling trend in public places. Investigations revealed that most incidents stem from altercations among individuals, leading to senseless tragedies. Elected officials continue to stress the importance of community safety and effective law enforcement measures.

      Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Harvard over federal demand for admissions data

      The Justice Department said Harvard had "thwarted" efforts to investigate potential discrimination. It accused Harvard of refusing to comply with a federal investigation and asked a judge to order the university to turn over the records.

      FUEL SkillTech, KDEM train 568 Karnataka students in AI, coding and employability skills

      FUEL SkillTech University has trained 568 students across three Karnataka institutions under the NIPUNA Karnataka initiative, run in association with the state government and the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM).

      Mass shootings over Halloween weekend leave at least 6 dead and dozens injured across US

      The Halloween weekend turned deadly as mass shootings erupted across various U.S. cities, leading to a heartbreaking total of six deaths and a multitude of injuries. In Dallas, a spate of shootings claimed four lives and injured fifteen within a brief period. Other college towns, such as Birmingham and Bloomington, reported shootings with critical injuries. Additionally, incidents at Halloween stores in California and Michigan added to the grim statistics.

      IIT Guwahati, Tata Electronics join hands to build semiconductor talent pipeline

      IIT Guwahati has signed an MoU with Tata Electronics to establish a Centre of Excellence for semiconductor education. This collaboration aims to develop educational programmes that align with industry needs and create skilled professionals. Additionally, the partnership will provide hands-on training opportunities for students at Tata Electronics. It includes developing relevant course content and training faculty from various institutions.

      Assam Chief Himanta Sarma inspects new projects, inaugurates AAC block unit in Tinsukia

      Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma recently visited Tinsukia to evaluate ongoing projects and inaugurate a manufacturing unit. He inspected the Tinsukia Medical College and Hospital's facilities as well as the construction of a town hall. During his visit, Sarma also engaged with athletes practicing at Sarbananda Singha Stadium and toured the proposed interstate bus terminus site.

      'It's an uncomfortable feeling': Pat McAfee goes off on the University of Utah after video of students mimicking him surfaces

      ESPN College GameDay Analyst, Pat McAfee, had an unwelcoming experience during his recent visit to University of Utah after the university posted the video of students mimicking him on social media. The former Colts Punter found it offensive, and complained about it on air after the show, which made the university take down the video and issue an apology.

      In 1992, an Ohio teenage waitress inherited $500,000 from a man she reserved at a restaurant. She had one rule for spending her unexpected fortune.

      Cara Wood, a waitress from Chagrin Falls, inherited $500,000 from a regular customer named Bill Cruxton. After his passing, she faced legal challenges from Cruxton's family members contesting the will. Despite these difficulties, Wood invested the money wisely and continued her education at Ohio University. With her mother’s guidance, she focused on building a career in financial services rather than spending lavishly.

      Princess Kate was reportedly heartbroken after split with her first love, moved on to dating a ‘very handsome boyfriend’ before meeting the future King

      Before tying the knot with Prince William in 2011, Princess Kate had her share of romantic relationships. Her early love interest was Harry Blakelock, a school romance that marked her teenage years. At St Andrews University, she briefly dated Rupert Finch. A temporary breakup in 2007 sparked speculation about a connection with Henry Ropner.

      AI companies turn to religion for moral guidance, but experts warn of oversimplification

      As technology companies focus on developing powerful artificial intelligence, they are increasingly seeking religious guidance. Executives are collaborating with philosophers and faith leaders to navigate ethical challenges. Many warn that simplifying religion into rules may ignore its cultural complexities. Scholars express concern that this approach could distort certain traditions while favoring others. The ongoing dialogue raises important questions about how AI should reflect diverse moral viewpoints.

      Shooting near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee leaves 12 injured, including an 11-year-old and a grandmother — here's what we know about the victims

      A shooting occurred near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, injuring a total of 12 individuals. Among the injured, six were minors and included a critical case among them. The incident happened shortly after the university's homecoming football game, raising concerns for community safety. Law enforcement officials are investigating the incident, but no arrests have been made as yet.

      Miguel Olivares, accused of raping and killing 19-year-old University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth in 2012, sentenced to life in prison

      Miguel Salguero Olivares has been convicted of raping and murdering 19-year-old Faith Hedgepeth in 2012. The conviction was based on a DNA match obtained from Olivares after a traffic stop for intoxicated driving in 2021. Hedgepeth was a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and was found dead in her apartment. Prosecutors highlighted the brutality of the crime during the trial, speaking of extensive injuries.

      Over 20% Indian college students already started business: IIT Mandi survey

      A survey conducted by Indian Institute of Technology Mandi reveals 22 percent of Indian college students have started businesses. The proportion of students aiming to start after college has risen to 16.2 percent. The survey indicated that 31 percent of student businesses began in 2025 with regular sales. Furthermore, 41 percent of student founders previously closed earlier businesses before starting again.

      Meet Karthik Shanadi and Luke McGurrin, who started an apparel business with just $500; by 2024, their merchandise business was generating an estimated $10 million a year

      Shanadi and McGurrin founded Greek House in 2013. They struggled to find a supplier that could make customised clothing for a fraternity fundraiser at the university. They wanted it to be made quickly , offered different designs and cheap. They did not rely on existing suppliers. Instead, they approached a manufacturing facility to get the work done.

      Keralam government to seek Centre's clarity on junk food rules

      Keralam seeks clarity from the central food safety authority on rules to identify and regulate foods high in fat, sugar and salt. The development comes as the state steps up efforts to reduce unhealthy eating habits among children. Clear standards are needed to determine the levels at which these ingredients become excessive. The state is implementing various initiative to promote safe and nutritious food at educational facilities.

      University of Liverpool opens Bengaluru campus with nearly 300 students

      The University of Liverpool proudly inaugurates its Bengaluru campus, enrolling nearly 300 students across a range of programs. Marking its first international foray in two decades, this campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities that promote practical learning infused with local industry relevance. Collaborations with preeminent institutions and corporate partners have been established to foster research advancement, underscoring the vital educational relationship between India and the UK.

      Odisha campus polls: ABVP claims victory in 8 of 13 universities; CM says Gen Z has faith in PM

      ABVP has claimed victories in eight out of 13 state universities during student elections held in Odisha. The opposition BJD-affiliated BCJD stated its candidates won approximately 55 to 60 percent of the seats. The NSUI reported that it secured president posts in 30 colleges while finishing second in an additional 80 institutes. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi expressed that the results indicate Gen Z's faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

      'Man of God': What happened to Tyler Ulrich? How did Southern Nazarene University student in Oklahoma die?

      What happened to Tyler Ulrich? Oklahoma's Southern Nazarene University is mourning football player Tyler Ulrich, who died five days after suffering a serious head injury during a college football game. His coach called the 21-year-old Southern Nazarene University student a 'man of god' and an ultimate example of quiet strength, loyal, worker, joyous.

      University of Liverpool opens South India campus in Bengaluru

      The University of Liverpool inaugurated its first South India campus in Bengaluru on Thursday. This campus will allow local students to pursue international degrees without leaving Karnataka. Industries Minister MB Patil highlighted the importance of collaboration with local colleges and industries. Areas of joint research include artificial intelligence and clean energy, among others. More foreign universities are expected to establish campuses in the state, enhancing education and research opportunities.

      Sexual assault allegation at Chicago fraternity house puts campus safety in focus

      A woman reported being sexually assaulted at a fraternity party near the University of Chicago campus. Police are investigating the allegations during a time of heightened awareness about campus sexual violence. The perpetrator allegedly fled after being confronted by another party attendee, and university officials are seeking more information. The fraternity involved stated that no members participated in the incident or encouraged the behavior.

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