university
Coverage of university in the Nexus archive.
- A-level results are in. But are next-step university digs out?
Following the release of A-level results, questions have arisen regarding students' plans for next-step university life. The article notes that due to high associated costs, an increasing number of those moving into higher education are opting to remain living with their parents.
- Troy Punishes Professor for Writing to Lawmakers on University Letterhead
Troy punished a professor after they wrote letters to lawmakers using official university letterhead. The punishment relates to the use of institutional branding for external communication with legislators.
- Record number of UK students opt for degrees in engineering and tech
A record number of UK students are opting for degrees in engineering and technology. Furthermore, students securing university placements for courses in social sciences and law also showed an increase.
- Researcher Accused of Espionage Files Second Lawsuit Against University
A researcher accused of espionage has filed a second lawsuit against the University. The legal filing and accusation involve Emma Whitford Wed.
- Students allege spoiled food served at AU hostel; V-C orders stricter monitoring
Students at AU hostel alleged spoiled food was served, prompting them to present a vessel of alleged spoiled egg curry to the Vice-Chancellor. The university responded by introducing daily food inspections, student participation in monitoring, and stricter accountability for staff and suppliers.
- Woke California college students force school to cut ties with Border Patrol
California college students organized an anti-ICE walkout on Feb. 18, leading to the university severing ties with Border Patrol. The students criticized the institution's relationship with Homeland Security.
- Strike: Ondo gov approves ₦1.1bn for varsity, urges lecturers to return to work
Ondo government approves ₦1.1bn for a university and urges lecturers to return to work amid ASUU's strike over unpaid salaries and agreement implementation.
- LSS Center for Changing Lives
LSS Center for Changing Lives celebrated its grand opening at a university. The center aims to provide support services through its new facility.
- Teachers ruin boys' university chances because they underestimate A-level grades, study says
A study claims teachers are undermining boys' university prospects by underestimating their A-level grades. The research suggests this bias disproportionately affects male students' higher education opportunities.
- Burnham vows to tackle Britain's youth jobs crisis - but refuses to put a deadline on cutting the number of NEETs - as he ditches Blair's drive for school leavers to go to university
Burnham pledges to address Britain's youth jobs crisis but will not set a deadline for reducing the number of NEETs. He has abandoned Blair's initiative encouraging school leavers to pursue university education.
- Why degree apprenticeships are more competitive than Oxford
Degree apprenticeships have become highly competitive, surpassing Oxford in demand. Concerns about university costs and benefits have driven interest in this alternative, though many young people are unable to secure spots due to high demand.
- Kenya: Court Convicts Obado, Oyamo and Obiero Over Sharon Otieno Murder
Kenya's High Court convicted Okoth Obado, Michael Oyamo, and Caspal Obiero for the 2018 murder of university student Sharon Otieno. The case involves the former Migori Governor and his associates in the death of the student.
- California grad student snared in alleged bomb plot after leaving terrifying message in restroom
A graduate student in Northern California was arrested by the Department of Justice after writing hateful and bomb threatening messages at a university. The incident occurred on Monday, leading to the student's arrest in connection with an alleged bomb plot.
- [US] Me and multiple others were scammed by a Discord user in US
A Discord user in the US scammed the author and at least two others by selling a PlayStation 5 for $225 via Cash App and then refusing to deliver the item. The scammer, who was part of a music community, provided public information including his name, address, and university but later blocked victims and left the server.
- PG research conference inaugurated, VC highlights achievements of the university
The PG research conference was inaugurated, with the VC highlighting the university's achievements.
- University gives dismissed lecturers one-month window to appeal
The university council approved the dismissal of several lecturers, including Chike Osegbue, C. C. Nwabachili, Ifeoma Kakulu, I. H. Iheukwumere, and Emeka Nwabunnia from the Department of Microbiology. Dismissed lecturers have a one-month window to appeal their sackings.
- Why coal-rich Indonesia can’t keep the lights on
Indonesia, one of the world’s largest coal producers, faced rolling blackouts in mid-2026 due to insufficient fuel for its power plants. The outages affected the Java-Bali grid, including areas like South Tangerang and Depok.
- An EY leader shares the smartest move she's seen a candidate make
Francesca Jones, EY's US early careers leader, highlighted a candidate who impressed by attending a career fair at a university he didn't attend to connect with EY. The candidate's proactive networking and curiosity aligned with EY's priorities in the AI era, leading to a successful interview process and internship offer.
- New York judge rules in favor of transgender athlete booted from women's track meet
A New York judge ruled against a university that blocked a transgender athlete from competing in a women's track meet, stating that state law prohibiting gender identity discrimination overrides President Trump's executive order on female sports.
- University bans undergraduate night driving after student’s death
A university has banned undergraduate night driving following a student's death. Police have arrested two individuals linked to the incident.
- Arts and humanities graduates earn less than those who didn't go to university
A UK study reveals that arts and humanities graduates earn less than individuals who did not attend university. The findings highlight income disparities between these groups.
- Farnam Jahanian
Farnam Jahanian, the university president, discusses strategies to reduce the time between scientific discoveries and their societal impact. The article highlights his emphasis on accelerating the application of research to benefit society.
- Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin, a university president, discusses private funding and the future of science and innovation.
- Nigeria: Varsity Sacks Two Professors, Three Others Over Alleged Sexual Abuse, Extortion
A Nigerian university has sacked two professors and three others over allegations of sexual abuse and extortion. The decision was made during the 122nd Governing Council meeting on June 12, as disclosed by the university spokesman.
- Is university a waste of money? HALF of graduates earn below the average wage five years after leaving amid warnings over 'debt trap degrees'
Half of university graduates earn below the average wage five years after leaving, and there are warnings about 'debt trap degrees'. The article questions whether university education is a waste of money given these financial outcomes.
- Why bother with university?
The article questions the value of higher education as university costs rise and graduate employment prospects decline. It suggests the perceived benefits of attending university are being reconsidered due to these factors.
- My son, 23, died from cocaine addiction he developed at university. These are the hidden signs we missed. Scores of young people are secretly using cocaine to beat social anxiety - this is what EVERY parent must know before it's too late
A parent shares how their 23-year-old son died from cocaine addiction that began during his university years. The article highlights hidden signs of drug use among young people and warns parents about the link between social anxiety and cocaine use.
- My son, 23, died from cocaine addiction he developed at university. These are the hidden signs we missed. Scores of young people are secretly using cocaine to beat social anxiety - this is what EVERY parent must know before it's too late
A 23-year-old son died from cocaine addiction developed at university, with parents missing hidden signs. Young people are secretly using cocaine to cope with social anxiety, highlighting warnings for parents.
- Nice to see moo! Cows recognise a familiar human face, study finds
A study found that cows are able to recognise a familiar human face. This suggests that cows have better memory and social skills than previously thought. The research implies a stronger bond between cows and humans.
- University student took her own life after suffering from 'delusional beliefs caused by her vegan diet', inquest finds
A university student suffered from delusional beliefs caused by her vegan diet and took her own life, an inquest found. The incident highlights potential health risks associated with certain diets. The student's death has raised concerns about the importance of balanced nutrition.
- Stalker ex-husband who stabbed university lecturer to death after he couldn't accept their relationship was over fails in bid to have his sentence cut
A university lecturer was stabbed to death by his ex-husband who couldn't accept their relationship was over. The ex-husband's bid to have his sentence cut has failed. The incident highlights a case of stalking and domestic violence.
- University explores endometriosis and cancer link
The University is exploring a potential link between endometriosis and cancer, a condition that affects one in 10 women in the UK, causing debilitating pain and infertility. Endometriosis is a significant health concern with severe symptoms. The study aims to understand the relationship between endometriosis and cancer.
- University cleaner wins £264,000 for unfair dismissal after she was sacked following row with boss over 'banned' rice cooker
A university cleaner was awarded £264,000 for unfair dismissal after being fired following a dispute with her boss over a 'banned' rice cooker.
- Afghan students recount harrowing university strike
Afghan students described a missile strike on their university, with officials attributing the attack to Pakistan. The incident occurred on Monday and has sparked international concern.
- US professors sue university over arrest during pro-Palestine protest
Philosophy professor Noelle McAfee and other US professors have sued their university, alleging it failed to protect students and staff during a crackdown on pro-Palestine protests, which included arrests.
- Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Antifa-tied group's plan for chaos, school probe over transgender policy
The Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter highlights a far-left group's alleged plan for chaos, a federal Title IX probe into a K-12 school district's transgender policies, and a school reversing a student suspension over pro-ICE flyers. A GOP representative also criticizes a university for hosting abortion-support training for minors.
- Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Antifa-tied group's plan for chaos, school probe over transgender policy
The article highlights a leaked far-left group's chaos plan, a federal Title IX probe into a school's transgender policy, a school reversing a suspension over pro-ICE flyers, and GOP criticism of a university's abortion training for minors. Conservative groups and media outlets are emphasized in the coverage.