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    New Mexico college golfers, coach killed in Texas highway crash

    17 Mar 2022

    Six students and a faculty member were killed in the crash along with the driver and a passenger in the pickup truck, Blanco said. Two students were taken in critical condition by helicopter to a hospital in Lubbock.

    Karnataka HC upholds ban on hijab in schools & colleges, dismisses all petitions

    15 Mar 2022

    The HC also stated that "wearing of hijab is not an essential part of Islam. Prescription of uniform is constitutional and students can't object to it." Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi read the judgement.

    Colleges reopen in Indian state of Karnataka after controversy over hijab

    16 Feb 2022

    Students wearing olive-green uniforms, some in the hijab, walked hand-in-hand on Wednesday into the Government Girls Senior School P.U. in Udupi district, where the protests started this month. Male and female police stood guard.

    St Sebastian’s College clinch fifth Battle of Golds trophy

    12 Oct 2022

    Since then, the path to recovery has been quite a journey globally. As a result, the much-awaited Battle of the Golds between St. Sebastian’s College (SEBS) and Prince of Wales College (PWC) cricket teams in the UAE was held recently.

    2 dead, 3 injured in a school shooting in Russia

    14 Nov 2019

    A student killed a fellow student and wounded three more in a shooting on Thursday at a college in Russia before taking his own life, police said.

    Sheikh Mohammed attends graduation of Zayed II military College officers

    05 Feb 2020

    The armed forces pay a big role in the defence of the country. They are the pillars of security, who keep the nation’s residents safe. And budding military officers know full well the significance of the duty to their country – and to the leadership.

    Remote work, to be or not to be switched off

    01 May 2021

    In the age of the coronavirus, what would till now be considered abnormal is given the go-by. Working remotely has become the new normal. Everything, from office jobs to school, college or university work to conferences with company officials or simply connecting with friends and relatives

    Dubai Police tell father not to force his son into taking up a specialisation in college

    18 Sep 2021

    As part of their continuous efforts towards preserving and protecting children's rights, the Dubai Police have recently resolved a case filed by a 17-year-old adolescent and his mother who sought the Force’s assistance in persuading the father not to force his son into studying a specific specialisation in college.

    Abu Dhabi University’s College of Engineering spotlights its creativity at ADIPEC 2023

    04 Oct 2023

    Throughout the event, the CoE will be showcasing its diverse range of programmes, highlighting its latest innovations, creativity, and the transformative power of engineering in shaping a sustainable future.

    Ending affirmative action won’t level the playing field

    02 Dec 2022

    My son chose “Hispanic or Latino/a/x” in the demographics section of college applications he began filling out two months ago. It was an easy decision for him, though I have quietly agonised over this one box for years. I have encouraged him to excel academically so that no one could claim he had gotten into college because of his

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