More than 100 leather shoes and other archeological artifacts on display in a new exhibition at Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, co-curated by Western classics professor Elizabeth Greene , offer a rare look at daily life at…

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The Conversation Africa·higher-ed

South Africans are far less tolerant of migrants than before - hotspots, drivers and solutions

Anti-immigrant marches in several major South African cities (such as Tshwane and Johannesburg) in early May 2026 once again led to questions being asked about xenophobia in post-apartheid South Africa. In the wake of…

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Community College Daily·higher-ed

From data to doing: The productive urgency of what students told us

The RP Group last fall released the most comprehensive study of African American and Black community college transfer in California history. More than 7,000 students. One hundred sixteen colleges. Three phases of…

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MIT News·higher-ed

Celebrating dorm-to-market social entrepreneurship at MIT

Over 200 students, alumni, faculty, staff, funders, and community collaborators gathered at the MIT Media Lab on April 15 for the 25th annual IDEAS Social Innovation Incubator Showcase and Awards, hosted by the…

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The Conversation Africa·policy

Propaganda machine to public good: a brief history of 50 years of TV in South Africa

How does a medium once branded “ the devil’s own box ” become the fireplace around which a nation tries to rekindle its broken identity? This question lies at the heart of our recently published book that marks 50 years…

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Middle East Eye·policy

Can Israel's war economy survive its growing global isolation?

Can Israel's war economy survive its growing global isolation? Submitted by Antony Loewenstein on Fri, 05/01/2026 - 20:45 Dependent on US aid, European trade and Zionist lobbying, Israel faces growing strain as public…

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Reason·policy

Florida Wins the Curriculum Wars

Florida just created its own alternative to A.P. United States History, and it seems pretty good. Headlines describe it as " anti-woke " and " more conservative ," but this framing is a little tired and unsophisticated.…

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University of Saskatchewan News·higher-ed

Looking Back: Reflecting on research excellence in USask computer science

USask’s computer science department has a proud history of research success.

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Reason

Today in Supreme Court History: May 7, 1873

5/7/1873: Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase died. One month earlier, he dissented in the Slaughter-House Cases , and was the lone dissenter in Bradwell v. Illinois . The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 7, 1873…

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eSchool News·policy

Oracy is the missing link for multilingual learners

Key points: Oracy helps students use their knowledge and communicate it Virtual art meets language learning: A tech-enhanced ESL experience 6 ways to make math more accessible for multilingual learners For more news on…

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Irish Times News

Man with ‘significant history of violence’ who assaulted ex outside workplace jailed

Judge Elma Sheahan said the aggravating factors included the seriousness of the offending, that the parties had previously been in an intimate relationship and the significant breach of trust. Photograph: Tom Honan

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Higher Ed Dive Leadership·higher-ed

Why NYU and SUNY are teaming up to measure higher ed reforms

Linda G. Mills is the president of New York University, a private nonprofit in New York City. John B. King Jr. is the chancellor of the State University of New York, which has 64 public institutions. Young people today…

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University of Cambridge News·higher-ed

Doctors favour explaining anxiety to patients as a human evolution ‘success story’

Mental health clinicians are over five times more likely to see evolutionary explanations of anxiety as helpful for their patients, rather than the genetic approaches currently taught to trainee doctors and…

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Times of India Education

Punjab Board Result 2026: When will PSEB release Class 10, 12 scores?

Punjab School Education Board is set to release Class 10 and 12 results for 2026 imminently. Students can expect scorecards online soon. The board has a history of strong pass rates, with Class 10 exceeding 95% and…

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Middle East Eye

Under rubble and rain, Gaza women try to save rare books in centuries-old library

Under rubble and rain, Gaza women try to save rare books in centuries-old library Submitted by Ahmed Dremly on Wed, 05/06/2026 - 14:27 Volunteers work to salvage rare manuscripts from Gaza’s Great Omari Mosque library,…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

India loses information war to country that wasn't technically allowed online

“In information warfare, perception is the battlefield. If the news damages the other side—true or false—amplify it. Post it. Share it. Make it viral. Let panic spread across the border. If the news harms us — even if…

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

High-Stakes “Gamble” or Worthwhile Venture?: Four Students Who Sat Schols

Associated with Trinity Monday, Commons in the Dining Hall, and, well, Normal People, Trinity’s Foundation Scholarship (Schols) is the most prestigious undergraduate scholarship in Ireland. Upon Trinity’s inception in…

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Korea Herald National

First locally transmitted Oz virus case confirmed in Korea

Health authorities said Thursday they had confirmed South Korea’s first locally detected human case of Oz virus infection, a tick-borne disease previously found here only in an imported case. The patient, a woman in her…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

The passing spectacle

ONE year ago, Pakistan scored a big victory in the May war against India and a round of applause went up around the country for the valiant efforts of our armed forces. Today, Pakistan is on the brink of securing a…

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Dawn Pakistan

Any hostile design against Pakistan will be countered with greater strength, ISPR says in Marka-i-Haq message

The military’s media affairs wing has said that any hostile design against Pakistan will be countered with “even greater strength, precision and resolve far stronger than what was witnessed by the adversary during…

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History Teacher

Education news for this role

Roman Empire explored at new Bata Shoe Museum exhibition curated by Western prof

South Africans are far less tolerant of migrants than before - hotspots, drivers and solutions

From data to doing: The productive urgency of what students told us

Celebrating dorm-to-market social entrepreneurship at MIT

Propaganda machine to public good: a brief history of 50 years of TV in South Africa

Can Israel's war economy survive its growing global isolation?

Florida Wins the Curriculum Wars

Looking Back: Reflecting on research excellence in USask computer science

Today in Supreme Court History: May 7, 1873

Oracy is the missing link for multilingual learners

Man with ‘significant history of violence’ who assaulted ex outside workplace jailed

Why NYU and SUNY are teaming up to measure higher ed reforms

Doctors favour explaining anxiety to patients as a human evolution ‘success story’

Punjab Board Result 2026: When will PSEB release Class 10, 12 scores?

Under rubble and rain, Gaza women try to save rare books in centuries-old library

India loses information war to country that wasn't technically allowed online

High-Stakes “Gamble” or Worthwhile Venture?: Four Students Who Sat Schols

First locally transmitted Oz virus case confirmed in Korea

The passing spectacle

Any hostile design against Pakistan will be countered with greater strength, ISPR says in Marka-i-Haq message

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