Youth crime policy rejig, UFC return among Victorian party pledges
Young offenders would be removed from the community for up to 12 months under a Labor election policy while the Opposition pledges to bring back the UFC.
· Alex Sinnott
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California college system drops $193M on sprawling cliffside hotel — as in-state students fork over $50K a year on tuition
The University of California system is dropping nearly $200 million on a luxury hotel overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
· Titus Wu
The world's longest running science experiment is about to turn 100
The long running science experiment was started by the University of Queensland's first physics professor almost 100 years ago.
· Stephen Clarke
Heartless crooks ruin California high school football team’s senior night : ‘What do we do now?’
A group of crooks managed to steal the spotlight from a California high school's senior night.
· Katie Jerkovich
High school football scandal explodes over woman’s secret recording of player’s grandfather
Lawyers for a player on the Catholic Central football team and the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) squared off in court Friday.
· Peter Botte
Melania Trump, LSU launch scholarship program for former foster youth
BATON ROUGE, La. — Melania Trump on Saturday announced a multimillion dollar partnership between Louisiana State University and her “Fostering the Future” program to provide scholarships for LSU students who came through the foster care system.
· Associated Press
Troubled ex-NYPD cop, former Marine accused in NYC jogger Katie Suarez’s fatal stabbing appears emotionless in resurfaced photos
The ex-cop and current elementary school educator arrested in the slaying of the young jogger on a Brooklyn footpath.
· Katherine Donlevy
Say no to Kalshi or any online-betting biz in NYC’s schools
A digital bookie shadowing your kid’s school day is something every mom and dad should at least know about beforehand.
· Post Editorial Board
Beijing gets ready to welcome ‘lame duck’ Trump and Putin
A weakened Trump will arrive in China this month in a new test of his foreign policy agenda ahead of a possible three-way summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
· Lisa Visentin
Top NJ high school soccer coach suspended in champagne controversy
The coach of the No.1 girls high-school soccer team in New Jersey has been suspended over a controversial celebration after a milestone victory.
· Peter Botte
DepEd to hire more school security guards
THE Department of Education (DepEd) is set to hire additional school security guards using P500 million included in the General Appropriations Bill, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said Saturday.
· Dan Madrazo
The dual journey of Jose Rex Navarossa
Jose Rex Navarossa is a highly experienced, licensed respiratory therapist who has dedicated much of his career to education, particularly in respiratory therapy. With 25 years of teaching experience at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University in Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), he has played a significant role …
· Lander Blanza
No read, no write
I REMEMBER growing up in a household that had time for everything: to play with other kids in the neighborhood, to do household chores. But we were never to be caught by our parents just lingering around the house, doing nothing. We would be chided with these words: “Get a book and read!” My father had a degree in e…
· Fr. Jesus "Jay" Miranda Jr., OP
Ivy League daughter sparks fury for flaunting cruel ‘Tax the Poor’ shirt during economic crisis
Columbia University student Constanza Peña, the daughter of Paraguay President Santiago Peña, was slammed for posting a selfie on her Instagram Stories that shows her wearing a "Tax The Poor" t-shirt.
· Adry Torres
UP frustrates Ateneo, secures 8th straight UAAP men's basketball Final Four appearance
MANILA, Philippines -- University of the Philippines frustrated Ateneo de Manila, 82-74, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum Saturday to secure its eighth straight Final Four appearance in the UAAP Season 89 men's basketball tournament.
· Niel Victor C. Masoy
Two men arrested after boy injured in Gloucester sword attack
Armed police attended the scene, which led to two nearby schools going into lockdown on Friday Two teenagers have been arrested after a 17-year-old was injured in a suspected sword attack near a school in Gloucester.Officers were called to Chalford Road, near St Peter’s high school, in Tuffley, shortly after 8.50am …
· Priya Bharadia
Top China university stops using AI to spot absent-minded students after backlash
A top university in China’s eastern Jiangsu province has rolled back a controversial feature of its AI-powered classroom tracking system following fierce public backlash. Students at Nanjing University were recently notified by the university that it would begin using its “smart classroom” system – upgraded over the…
· Dannie Peng
Texas’ School Voucher Program Could Be “Unrecognizable, If Not Extinct,” Says Democratic Lawmaker
The post Texas’ School Voucher Program Could Be “Unrecognizable, If Not Extinct,” Says Democratic Lawmaker appeared first on ProPublica.
· Lexi Churchill and Jeremy Schwartz
UE hangs on to beat Adamson, ends 30-game skid
MANILA, Philippines -- University of the East hung on to beat Adamson University, 53-47, to end its 30-game skid and claim its first win in the UAAP Season 89 men's basketball tournament at the Smart Araneta Coliseum Saturday, November 7.
· Niel Victor C. Masoy
‘Not our fault’: The students having second thoughts about Destination Australia
As populism gains traction and international students become political hot potatoes, the $54 billion university industry is in trouble.
· Sally Rawsthorne
France braces for protests as Yellow Vests urge 'mass disobedience'
PARIS — French unions and student groups are set to take to the streets for another day of protests on Saturday, while the Yellow Vests movement plans a separate rally in central Paris despite a ban by authorities.
· Agence France-Presse
UST head coach Haydee Ong suspended after accumulating three infractions
MANILA, Philippines — University of Santo Tomas (UST) Growling Tigresses head coach Haydee Ong has been slapped with a mandatory one-game suspension following the accumulation of three infractions in the UAAP Season 89 Collegiate Women’s Basketball Tournament.
· The Manila Times
The schools where teachers stamp out bullying – and those where they do not
Data from across all Victorian secondary schools reveals a stark trend of the damage bullying can do to schools and the preventative role a strong school culture has.
· Jackson Graham, Craig Butt
US-Israeli former soldier on visit to Netherlands accused of Gaza war crimes
US-Israeli former soldier on visit to Netherlands accused of Gaza war crimes The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) has filed a criminal complaint in the Netherlands against a former US-Israeli soldier accused of involvement in attacks on schools sheltering displaced Palestinians, mass detentions and the destruction of res…
· Middleeasteye
Adamson locks No. 3 seed in SSL quarterfinals
MANILA, Philippines — Adamson University bucked a slow start to defeat College of Saint Benilde, 26-24, 25-15, 25-21, and secure the No. 3 seed in the quarterfinals of the 2026 Shakey’s Super League (SSL) Unity Cup on Saturday at the Playtime FilOil Centre in San Juan.
· The Manila Times
Woman storms onto Kentucky high school football field during game and strangles player: cops
Kayla Barrett, 36, was arrested after she allegedly stormed onto a Kentucky high school football field and strangled an underage player during a game.
· Ella Morrison
Prep schools help Chinese students get into Japan's top universities
Coach Academy boasts 50-plus University of Tokyo admissions in 2026 cycle
· Staff Writer
Cornell faculty vote ‘no confidence’ in university leadership after alleged fraternity gang rape
Cornell University's Faculty Senate approved a resolution Friday declaring “no confidence” in the school's top leaders, a symbolic gesture reflecting deep discontent on campus in the wake of a former student's lawsuit saying she was gang raped at a fraternity party in 2024.
· Associated Press
Brave 11-year-old NYC girl recalls shoving creep who tried to hug, kidnap her after school: ‘I was scared’
“He was like, ‘can I have a hug?’ I was like, ‘no, no thank you,’” 11-year-old Fatima told The Post.
· Fenix Suriel, Katherine Donlevy, Ella Morrison
Texas mayor instructs police to limit cooperation with ICE
There has been months of public outcry in Houston after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer fatally shot a man who was driving to work.
· Bbcnews
HKUST president Nancy Ip wins Unesco prize for Alzheimer’s research
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) president Nancy Ip Yuk-yu has been awarded a UN prize for a second time for her “outstanding contributions” in neuroscience, which have enabled the earlier diagnosis and better monitoring of Alzheimer’s disease. Ip was presented with the Unesco-Equatorial Guinea…
· Cannix Yau
Bicam approves expanded school feeding program
MANILA, Philippines — Millions of Filipino public school children are a step closer to receiving free daily meals after the bicameral conference committee approved the final version of the National Children’s Nutrition Program Act, also known as the Libreng Pagkain sa Paaralan bill.
· Javier Joe Ismael
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In^X Education plans to expand academies to 10 in less than a year
· Alexander Christou
Inclusion and education on agenda for marking WA's bicentenary in 2029
Western Australia's bicentenary should be a "commemoration rather than a celebration", according to the new chair of the committee that will guide the state's approach to 2029.
· Emma Wynne
Harmeet Dhillon, who led anti-Israel campus protest crackdown, resigns
Harmeet Dhillon, who led anti-Israel campus protest crackdown, resigns Several senior US Justice Department officials have resigned, including Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon who was one of the department’s leads in the administration’s efforts to crack down against anti-Israel protests o…
· Middleeasteye
Cornell faculty declares no confidence in university leaders over handling of sexual abuse case
The former student, who is identified by the pseudonym Jane Doe in court documents, alleged in her civil complaint that Cornell failed to protect her from being raped.
· REUTERS
[Vantage Point] Gov’t dismantling a grid monopoly is only half the job
A policy framework earns its worth only when physical power flows reliably across the wire
· gdecastro0289
NU, FEU clash for quarterfinals No. 1 seed in Shakey's Super League
MANILA, Philippines — Undefeated squads defending champion National University and Far Eastern University square off in an explosive battle for the top seeding in the crossover quarterfinals as the 2026 Shakey’s Super League (SSL) Unity Cup Round of 8 concludes on Saturday at the Playtime FilOil Centre in San Juan.
· The Manila Times
When a single vowel stands in the path to victory, the stakes could not be higher for these spelling bee champions
Primary school students bested 200,000 competitors across New South Wales to reach the Premier’s Spelling Bee finals in SydneyGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastCompeting in a spelling bee is not for the faint of heart. Sometimes, the difference between victory and loss is one incorrect vowel…
· Caitlin Cassidy
Cornell faculty vote no-confidence in leadership after gang rape case
Faculty members at Cornell University on Friday passed a no-confidence resolution against the elite college’s leadership over its handling of an alleged gang rape that has sparked outcry in the US. The vote is not binding but marks a strong symbolic rebuke of administrators at the Ivy League college in New York stat…
· Agence France-Presse
Cornell faculty declare ‘no confidence’ in school’s leadership as gang rape case drives campus discontent
The resolution passed 75-50, with five faculty senators abstaining and five others not voting, according to an email sent to Faculty Senate members on Friday afternoon.
· Associated Press
Steven Miller replacing fired Susie Wiles as Trump chief of staff
Stephen Miller, the chief architect of the Trump administration’s widely decried mass deportation policy, has received a promotion to be the next White House chief of staff. In a Friday social media post, President Donald Trump announced that Miller next week will take over for Susie Wiles, who served as his chief o…
· Brad Reed
Cornell faculty pass no confidence vote over leadership's handling of Jane Doe allegations
Friday's resolution by academic staff is largely symbolic as they do not have the power to remove those in charge of the university.
· Bbcnews
Tiger Woods, ex Elin Nordegren pose for rare photo together at son’s college signing ceremony 17 years after cheating scandal
The former couple, who divorced in 2010, put on a united front as 17-year-old Charlie finalized his commitment to play golf at Florida State University.
· Amanda Rubio
Pro-life students faced online threat to ‘Kirk the anti-abortion table’ — suspect charged with felony
A 19-year-old Miami University student was arrested for making a terroristic threat after allegedly writing "How many dining dollars to Kirk the anti abortion table in Armstrong" on social media.
· Fox News
'No confidence' vote against Cornell leadership after alleged gang rape
The symbolic gesture reflects a deep discontent on the New York campus in the wake of a former student's lawsuit saying she was gang raped at a fraternity party in 2024.
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Mr. Miller, the White House’s domestic policy adviser, who has driven the administration’s immigration crackdown, will replace Susie Wiles, the president said.
· Maggie Haberman
11-year-old NYC school girl thwarts attempted kidnapping with amazing act of bravery
The pre-teen was walking at the intersection of Bruckner Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue in Mott Haven around 5 p.m. Tuesday when the would-be abductor grabbed her wrist, attempting to take her with him, police said.
· Amanda Woods
Southern California high school football star dies days after playing in game
A junior linebacker at Chaparral High School in Temecula, Calif., died on Wednesday just days after playing in a game.
· Edward Lewis