A global data leak involving learning platform Canvas has exposed the personal information of more than 72,000 students and staff across Hong Kong educational institutions, with authorities warning of further threats…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Kuantan International Airport in Gebeng expected to be completed in 2031, says state exco

KUANTAN, May 12 — The construction of Kuantan International Airport in Gebeng, here is expected to be completed in 2031, said Pahang Investment, Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation Committee chairman Datuk…

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Korea Herald National·policy

EU marks Europe Day in Seoul

The Delegation of the European Union to Korea celebrated Europe Day in Seoul on Friday. Commemorating 75 years since the Schuman Declaration, widely regarded as the foundation of European integration, the event featured…

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Middle East Eye·policy

Yemen: The rise of Saudi-backed Salafi commanders

Yemen: The rise of Saudi-backed Salafi commanders Submitted by MEE correspondent on Mon, 05/11/2026 - 10:46 Having played a key role in the conflict against the Houthis and separatists in southern governorates, Salafis…

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MIT News·higher-ed

Solving hard problems in soft electronics

A crepe cake. That’s how Camille Cunin describes the polymer-metal “sandwiches” that became a highlight of her doctoral thesis at MIT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering (DMSE). Over close to five years,…

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Waseda University News·higher-ed

Bridging In-Class Knowledge to Case-Based Application in English: Waseda Japan Business Case Competition 2026

On Saturday, 11th April 2026, Waseda University’s School of Commerce, Global Management Program (GMP) hosted the “Waseda Japan Business Case Competition 2026 (WJBCC)”. This was a full-day event held to identify a team…

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Western University News·higher-ed

Study led by Western prof shows excessive screen time for children

A new Western University study that set out to assess screen time and the relationship to self regulation in a real-world sample of children revealed those four to 16 years old are far exceeding recommended daily…

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UW-Madison News·higher-ed

Professor Emeritus John Ralph elected to National Academy of Sciences

Professor Emeritus John Ralph elected to National Academy of Sciences The honor recognizes his pioneering work to understand the biochemistry of an important binding compound in plants. By Renata Solan May 11, 2026 …

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NAU News (NAU Review)·policy

In the Spotlight: May 11-15, 2026

Kudos to these faculty, staff and programs. Do you have a spotlight item to share with the NAU community? E-mail your announcements to Inside@nau.edu , or use our online submission form . Ayotunde Giwa , a doctoral…

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Harvard Gazette·higher-ed

‘Deskilling’ is bad. This is worse.

Science & Tech ‘Deskilling’ is bad. This is worse. Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer May 11, 2026 4 min read Authors of book about AI in K-12 classrooms say loss of foundational knowledge is biggest threat Educators should…

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NAU News (NAU Review)·policy

Featured Spotlight: Ayotunde Giwa

Ayotunde Giwa , a doctoral student studying philosophy and political science, was one of 20 students to earn a 2026 Horowitz Foundation Award in recognition of outstanding dissertation research in social policy. The…

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FSU News·higher-ed

FSU research: Solid neon gives quantum bits a quieter, tougher home

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers contribute to landmark study demonstrating ultra-low noise levels in innovative qubit platform Florida State University and FAMU-FSU College of Engineering faculty members Wei…

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University of Washington News·higher-ed

Q&A: UW researchers discuss their work on the Mariana Islands and the impact of devastating early-season typhoon

In early April, a powerful typhoon formed over the northwestern Pacific Ocean, growing stronger and stronger as it swirled toward the Mariana Islands, a 15-island archipelago east of the Philippines. By the time it…

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McMaster Daily News·research

Tohid Didar named Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Tohid Didar, Professor of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering and Canada Research Chair in Nano-biomaterials, has been named a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering , one of the highest professional…

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TheJournal.ie·research

Body of Evidence: Why your body starts storing fat in your 50s — and how it affects your brain

In the first of her series on health and science, Dr Catherine Conlon looks at what research says about body fat, longevity and brain health.

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UC Irvine News·higher-ed

Jump-starting the job hunt

The Division of Career Pathways’ DCP Virtual Career Accelerator helps students navigate an increasingly uncertain job market, using structured, self-paced modules with AI tools and personalized support. Initially…

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Daily Post Education (NG)·higher-ed

Full list: UNILAG, UI, UNN, ABU, others cut-off marks for 2026 admission

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, on Monday, released the minimum Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, cut-off marks approved by universities across Nigeria for the 2026 admission…

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UC Berkeley News·higher-ed

2026 University Medal finalists: Eyes on the stars, feet on the ground

Each of the four finalists for the 2026 University Medal embodies UC Berkeley’s core values: remarkable academic achievement and a deep commitment to public service. This year, all four come from the realms of science.…

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Middle East Eye·policy

How Palestine Action defendants ended up back in prison

How Palestine Action defendants ended up back in prison Submitted by Katherine Hearst on Fri, 05/08/2026 - 16:00 Families of defendants condemn 'cruel' decision after a trial marked by severe restrictions and impossible…

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Harvard Gazette·higher-ed

In the tiny, vulnerable patients, she saw herself

Alison Farrar. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Health In the tiny, vulnerable patients, she saw herself Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer May 11, 2026 6 min read Caring for premature babies sparked Alison…

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Over 72,000 Hongkongers hit as HKUST, PolyU among institutions in global Canvas hack

Kuantan International Airport in Gebeng expected to be completed in 2031, says state exco

EU marks Europe Day in Seoul

Yemen: The rise of Saudi-backed Salafi commanders

Solving hard problems in soft electronics

Bridging In-Class Knowledge to Case-Based Application in English: Waseda Japan Business Case Competition 2026

Study led by Western prof shows excessive screen time for children

Professor Emeritus John Ralph elected to National Academy of Sciences

In the Spotlight: May 11-15, 2026

‘Deskilling’ is bad. This is worse.

Featured Spotlight: Ayotunde Giwa

FSU research: Solid neon gives quantum bits a quieter, tougher home

Q&A: UW researchers discuss their work on the Mariana Islands and the impact of devastating early-season typhoon

Tohid Didar named Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering

Body of Evidence: Why your body starts storing fat in your 50s — and how it affects your brain

Jump-starting the job hunt

Full list: UNILAG, UI, UNN, ABU, others cut-off marks for 2026 admission

2026 University Medal finalists: Eyes on the stars, feet on the ground

How Palestine Action defendants ended up back in prison

In the tiny, vulnerable patients, she saw herself

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