College students discover new muscle attachment that could improve hip surgery
Two undergraduate students at Tulane University in New Orleans discovered an anatomical feature that even their professor couldn’t initially identify.
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My partner’s colleagues are always off sick. Is it wrong to speak up?
It’s no secret that schools, to a great extent, run on the goodwill of staff. But this is taking it too far.
· Jonathan Rivett
Healthy mom, 40, fighting for her life after suddenly diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer
Helen Worthington, a primary school teacher from Adelaide, had no idea what awaited her when she suddenly felt an “uncomfortable” twinge in her abdomen in the early hours of August 27 last year.
· Kidspot
‘Misconceived’: Brighton Grammar hits back at Will Pucovski concussion lawsuit
Brighton Grammar School has responded to Will Pucovski in its defence statement lodged in the Supreme Court of Victoria.
· Jon Pierik
Billionaire Paul Little pitches $8m South Yarra site near Melbourne High
Billionaire Paul Little is having another stab at selling a development site overlooking prestigious Melbourne High School’s hockey pitch.
· Nicole Lindsay
Foreign-student spending in Japan hits $4.3bn amid soft yen
Lower tuition, living expenses help widen gap with Japanese students overseas
· Staff Writer
University Of San Francisco Caves To Wokeness, Cancels Mascot After 90 Years
University Of San Francisco Caves To Wokeness, Cancels Mascot After 90 Years Authored by Bryan Hyde via American Greatness,The University of San Francisco (USF) has officially announced that its new mascot is the wolf, replacing the nearly century-old "Don" costume following student backlash over colonial history.Th…
· Tyler Durden
Chilling Tampa Citibank shooting bodycam footage shows cops storm campus in hunt for gunman: ‘Shooter is down’
"Shooter is down," an officer declares, before video shows deputies escorting civilians out of the building.
· Anthony Blair
Greece: Students march in Athens demanding more education funding
Thousands of pupils, students and teachers marched through central Athens on Thursday in a nationwide push for better-funded schools, joining a protest wave that has spread from France across southern Europe.
· AfricaNews
Harmeet Dhillon set to resign as top DOJ civil rights official: sources
Dhillon handled the Trump administration's probes of US universities, hate crimes at houses of worship and election integrity efforts
· Josh Christenson
Over 600,000 rally across France to demand higher wages, school funding
About a third of France’s high schools were closed or unable to operate, some because of student blockades and others because teachers were on strike.
· Associated Press
Malabon pushes information literacy
MALABON Mayor Jeannie Sandoval said Thursday the city would embed media and information literacy (MIL) into local governance.
· Arlie O. Calalo
France braces for protests as trade unions strike
PARIS — Hundreds of thousands of people were expected to take to the streets across France on Thursday as unions hold strikes alongside student-led demonstrations that have gripped the West European country for weeks.
· Agence France-Presse
Yad Vashem and Religious Kibbutz Movement mark 88 years since Kristallnacht with 'Spread the Light'
Yad Vashem and the Religious Kibbutz Movement are inviting synagogues, universities, theaters and military bases to keep their lights burning through the night of November 9.
· ALEX CARSON
Student strikes, northern lights and Loch Ness beavers: photos of the day – Thursday
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...
· Jim Powell
Bizarre moment student sent flying by runaway tire that got loose from truck
"There was a loud noise, like when one piece of metal hits another," said one eyewitness.
· Anthony Blair
Top California school under federal investigation over race-based scholarships, student centers
Five Berkeley programs are under Education Department scrutiny, The Post can exclusively reveal.
· Zain Khan
Amtrak workers’ union denounces plan to let passengers bring guns on trains: ‘Sheer lunacy’
New policy would permit passengers to take firearms to their seats in lockboxes on 1,500 trains a day across the USThe Transport Workers Union, which represents 360 onboard service workers at the national passenger rail operator Amtrak, has lambasted the planned implementation of a new policy that would permit passe…
· Michael Sainato
Barkin sees interest rate hikes ahead, but at a gradual pace
In a CNBC interview, the policymaker expressed concern over inflation and said monetary policy will need to adjust.
· Jeff Cox
Could the US midterms further isolate Israel in Washington?
The midterms showed that challenging support for Israel can win votes. But changing US foreign policy may be harder.
· Caolán Magee
Mélenchon’s mission for his young fans: Debate boomers on Facebook
The leftist presidential candidate is betting that his young supporters can win over their parents on the old-school social network.
· Victor Goury-Laffont
Screens to remain in Qld schools amid push for back-to-basics maths classes
A back to basics approach will sweep Queensland primary school curriculum, but the state continues to push back the idea of a technology shake-up.
· Catherine Strohfeldt
San Beda downs Lyceum, tied for Group A lead
MANILA, Philippines — Defending champion San Beda University strengthened its bid for a twice-to-beat quarterfinals incentive after defeating Lyceum of the Philippines University, 71-65, in the second round of the NCAA Season 102 men’s basketball tournament on Thursday night at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan C…
· Nicole Anne D.G. Bugauisan
Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’
Agents pinned down Erik Zepeda, a 20-year-old with disabilities, and left him with a broken wrist in latest example of ICE brutality as activity surges in CaliforniaThe violent ICE detention of a US citizen with disabilities as he walked to his high school has sparked outrage in California where leaders are condemni…
· Jackie Botts
Man who posed as medical student at hospital fails to appear for sentencing
Stephen Simpson was due to be sentenced after admitting carrying out the fraud at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
· Bbcnews
Giving beyond the gift
For Canadian philanthropist Martin Bernholtz, supporting Hebrew University means building bridges, advancing discovery, and putting ‘tikkun olam’ into practice.
· ALAN ROSENBAUM
Cleaning chemical fumes lightly hurt dozens, including children, at Jerusalem school
Magen David Adom said that injured students and staff members were treated on the scene before being taken to the Shaare Zedek and Hadassah Medical Centers.
· TZVI JASPER
Drop this insulting Election Day remote-learning farce
The Department of Education move took many families by surprise while giving kids only a remote chance of learning anything, even without the technical glitches.
· Post Editorial Board
Nearly 3,000 people find shelter in a former school in Haiti
In Port-au-Prince, a school that once welcomed hundreds of pupils is now home to nearly 3,000 people displaced by violence.
· AfricaNews
SafeSport Will Now Alert Schools, Clubs if Coaches Sanctioned for Abuse Continue to Work With Kids
The post SafeSport Will Now Alert Schools, Clubs if Coaches Sanctioned for Abuse Continue to Work With Kids appeared first on ProPublica.
· Molly Hensley-Clancy
France faces more protests as Macron tries to prevent civil unrest | The National
Public workers go on strike and student groups demonstrate over living costs, services and education
· The National
Iran sees opening after Trump midterms setback but warns of wider conflict | The National
IRGC threatens to extend any renewed confrontation beyond Gulf as Tehran dismisses prospect of shift in US policy
· David Vujanovic
‘The right time’: Knox Grammar hunts for new headmaster after resignation
Scott James has led the school since 2018 and seen enrolments swell.
· Christopher Harris
Shot in class: Gaza's children return to school under Israeli fire
Shot in class: Gaza's children return to school under Israeli fire Submitted by Maha Hussaini on Wed, 11/04/2026 - 15:19 In Gaza’s first formal school year since the genocide, Israeli forces intensify shootings targeting teachers and pupils, alongside air strikes on universities Palestinian children walk to school p…
· Middleeasteye
China says trade barriers block tech imports, fueling its surplus
As US midterms raise policy questions, Beijing defends own trade practices at import fair
· WATARU SUZUKI
Gatchalian to DepEd: Don't let El Niño exacerbate learning loss
SENATE President Win Gatchalian urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to ensure that the agency’s El Niño protocols uphold student safety without worsening learning loss.
· The Manila Times
American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee review – a gloriously immersive follow-up to Pachinko
A Korean family is willing to sacrifice everything for their children’s education, in the third book in Lee’s Diaspora Quartet“An excellent hagwon,” according to one of the characters in Min Jin Lee’s new novel, “is everything.” Every year, Korean parents pay hefty sums to send their children to these private after-…
· Sarahcrown
A Democratic-controlled Congress will likely try to constrain Trump’s foreign adventures
But the president still has veto power, which he can wield to dictate policy over tariffs, the war in Iran or aid for UkraineIn a rare occurrence, a US election may have actually been decided by foreign policy. Donald Trump’s war in Iran and international tariffs are seen as playing a key role in the inflationary pr…
· Roth Andrew
Eighteen days and 400,000 exams: Elated students celebrate end of the HSC
Over 18 test days, HSC students sat more than 400,000 exam sessions across 123 written exams held at 800 venues and managed by 8000 staff.
· Emily Kowal
Fresh protests expected in France as Macron seeks to avoid repeat of mass civil unrest
The mobilization, called by trade unions including the left-wing CGT and backed by student groups, comes after demonstrations over living costs, public services, and education.
· REUTERS
Hong Kong Primary Three pupils’ maths competency hits all-time low
The mathematics competency level of Hong Kong’s Primary Three pupils has hit an all-time low in a citywide assessment by authorities, while their English performance reached a record high. Results for this year’s Territory-wide System Assessment (TSA), released on Thursday, showed passing rate for mathematics for Pr…
· Connor Mycroft
Lee calls for crackdown on smart glasses cheating ahead of college entrance exam
President Lee Jae Myung has called for tougher measures to prevent cheating with smart glasses and other advanced electronic devices ahead of South Korea's annual college entrance exam. Lee stressed the need to ensure a fair testing environment for students preparing for the 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test, or …
· Ji Da-gyum
Posco, Korea University cut voltage loss in next-gen battery cathodes
Posco Holdings and Korea University have developed a new manufacturing method that could improve the performance and lifespan of next-generation lithium-ion batteries by adjusting heat-treatment temperatures without changing the materials' chemical composition. The research, conducted by a team led by Korea Universi…
· Byun Hye-jin
Dagupan suspends face-to-face classes in public schools due to extreme heat
DAGUPAN CITY — The city government of Dagupan has suspended face-to-face classes in all elementary and secondary public schools on Thursday, Nov. 5, due to extreme heat conditions associated with the Super El Niño phenomenon.
· Janice Hidalgo
In a cashless society, younger kids to learn the value of a dollar
Teachers say they are grappling with how to introduce their youngest students to financial concepts when they have not seen their parents use cash.
· Jackson Graham
Jumping castle owner appears at inquest into Hillcrest 2021 tragedy
The operator of the business that supplied inflatables on the day of the Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy has appeared as a witness in the coronial inquest.
· Sandy Powell
UK found to be ‘dangerously’ reliant on China for critical minerals needed for defence and AI
Delivering net zero also at risk, say MPs as they call for centralised policy and funding for mines and diversification The UK is “dangerously” dependent on China for critical raw materials needed for the military, renewable energy infrastructure and AI, a parliamentary investigation has found.MPs on the business se…
· Lisaocarroll
Protesters to join nationwide march as France braces for day of strike action
Hundreds of thousands demonstrate over cost of living and cuts to public services as 70,000 police officers deployedHundreds of thousands of people have marched in cities across France in the latest round of street demonstrations, as trade unions put pressure on the government with a general strike over the cost of …
· Angeliquechrisafis
Beyond crisis management: a new policy agenda for schizophrenia
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· POLITICO Studio
Gunman goes on rampage at Citibank campus (VIDEOS)
A gunman rammed through a fence at a Citibank campus in Florida and killed an employee before being shot dead by a security guard Read Full Article at RT.com
· RT