UniCal suspends 19 students over alleged examination misconduct

Bac 2026 : un cas de substitution déjoué à Yimbaya, les autorités traquent les complices

Un nouveau cas de fraude a perturbé le déroulement du baccalauréat unique, session 2026. Ce jeudi 2 juillet, au centre d’examen Léopold Sédar Senghor de Yimbaya, dans la commune de Matoto, un étudiant a été interpellé alors qu’il composait à la place d’un candidat officiellement inscrit. Face aux responsables éducatifs, Cheick Oumar Camara a reconnu []

Massachusetts Judge Smashes Federal Plan To Strip Student Loan Forgiveness Over Political Views

A federal rule that would have allowed the U.S. Department of Education to deny student loan forgiveness to public servants based on their employers’ political and policy stances has been permanently blocked by a federal judge. The U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts granted a motion for summary judgment, declaring the proposed policy [] Massachusetts Judge Smashes Federal Plan To Strip Student Loan Forgiveness Over Political Views

UNICAL suspends 19 students over exam malpractice

No fewer than 19 students of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) have been suspended over alleged examination malpractice, following recommendations by the institution's Students' Disciplinary Committee. The post UNICAL suspends 19 students over exam malpractice appeared first on Vanguard News.

Judges strike down Trump administration student loan forgiveness overhaul

Two federal judges on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from implementing new restrictions on a student loan forgiveness program that would have barred public service workers from receiving debt relief if their employers are deemed to have a “substantial illegal purpose.” The rulings, issued by Biden-appointed judges in Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., came just one []...Click to read more

Judges strike down restrictions on student loan forgiveness program

Judges strike down restrictions on student loan forgiveness program

Lawmaker slams ‘unsatisfactory’ past bid to scrap 16-year probe against doctor

Hong Kong’s medical watchdog’s guilty verdict against a paediatrician over a case that left a boy permanently disabled more than 16 years ago has shown that its earlier argument for ending the long-delayed probe on fairness grounds was unfounded, observers have said. Medical sector lawmaker David Lam Tzit-yuen on Monday said it was “clearly extremely unsatisfactory” that the case had taken 16 years to reach a disciplinary hearing, adding that he hoped proposed legal amendments to reform the...

Forécariah : 7 personnes (dont des enseignants) condamnées dans une affaire de fraude au baccalauréat unique session 2026

Le Tribunal de première instance de Forécariah a rendu ses décisions jeudi dernier, 9 juillet 2026, dans une affaire de fraude présumée au baccalauréat unique. Treize personnes (onze enseignants et deux administrateurs de groupes WhatsApp) étaient poursuivies pour des faits de fraude et de complicité en lien avec le déroulement des épreuves dans la préfecture. [] The post Forécariah : 7 personnes (dont des enseignants) condamnées dans une affaire de fraude au baccalauréat unique session 2026 first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Judge grants DOJ’s motion to dismiss case against Proud Boys over Jan. 6

A federal judge granted the Department of Justice‘s request to vacate the seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys members, tossing the most serious criminal judgments stemming from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, an appointee of President Donald Trump, dismissed with prejudice the indictment against former Proud Boys Ethan Nordean, Joseph []

33 UBIDS law students omitted from graduation list issue one-week ultimatum for reinstatement

Thirty-three law students of the University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (UBIDS) say they were unlawfully omitted from last Saturday’s graduation list and have given the School of Law one week to issue their certificates and transcripts or face legal action.

NCAA's new age-based five-year eligibility rule could see lawsuits by graduated seniors to play another season

Lawsuits challenging the NCAA's new eligibility rule could be coming aiming to put graduated seniors back in the game

Federal court deals blow to Florida's 'Stop WOKE' education law on race, gender

A federal court on Tuesday blocked part of a controversial Florida law restricting how public university and college professors can teach students. A majority opinion from a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ...

The SAT at 100

Colleges that dropped the exam as unfair are now bringing it back. Why has it endured?

Financial hardship for developers who built 29 homes without planning 'is on them', says judge

The judge said that it was a ‘particularly egregious case’ of disregard of planning law.

Kenya: Plea Deferred for 8 Utumishi Girls Students As Court Orders Mental Assessment in Murder Case

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The High Court in Kibera has deferred plea-taking for eight Utumishi Girls Academy students charged with the murder of sixteen schoolmates who died in a dormitory fire last month, ordering that they undergo mental and age assessments before standing trial.

The Ivy League’s Testing Turnaround Proves the SAT Is Still an Engine for Upward Mobility

Colleges are coming around to a hard truth: Test-optional policies harm the very students they were designed to help.

Popular Nigerian university suspends 19 students in southern state

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) in Cross River State suspended 19 of its students from various departments and faculties for alleged examination misconduct.

Weinstein loses bid to overturn California rape conviction

A California appeals court on Friday upheld ex-Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein’s 2022 rape and sexual assault conviction in the state but ordered that the trial judge who gave him 16 years in prison resentence him. A unanimous three-judge panel from California’s 2nd District Court of Appeals rejected Weinstein’s efforts to overturn the guilty verdicts,...

Arizona Legislature Rejects Bill That Would Have Forced Catholic Priests to Break the Seal of Confession

The bill proposed severe penalties for clergy who refused to comply. A first violation would have constituted a Class 6 felony, carrying fines of up to 150,000 and prison sentences of as much as two years. Repeated refusals could have exposed priests to substantially longer terms of imprisonment. The post Arizona Legislature Rejects Bill That Would Have Forced Catholic Priests to Break the Seal of Confession appeared first on ZENIT - English.

Explosive report finds $225M in alleged K-12 education fraud amid Trump's crackdown: 'Especially hideous'

A new report alleges 225 million in school fraud across 24 states, revealing embezzlement, fake invoices, inflated enrollment and kickbacks.

नौ कन्सल्टेन्सी सञ्चालक पक्राउ

काठमाडौँ । संयुक्त अरब इमिरेट्स (यूएई) का आधिकारिक मान्यता नपाएका कलेजमा नेपाली विद्यार्थीलाई अध्ययनका लागि पठाई ठगी गरेको आरोपमा प्रहरीले नौ जना कन्सल्टेन्सी सञ्चालकलाई पक्राउ गरेको छ। नेपाल प्रहरीको केन्द्रीय अनुसन्धान ब्युरो (सीआईबी) ले यूएईको उच्च शिक्षा मन्त्रालयअन्तर्गतको कमिसन फर एकेडेमिक एक्रिडिटेसन (CAA) बाट स्वीकृति नलिएका कलेजमा विद्यार्थी पठाई पछि फ्रान्स, अष्ट्रेलियालगायतका मुलुकका विश्वविद्यालयमा ‘क्रेडिट []

Guru swasta dituduh cabul, liwat pelajar lelaki

SHAH ALAM: Seorang guru sebuah sekolah swasta dihadapkan ke Mahkamah Sesyen di sini, hari ini atas tiga pertuduhan meliwat dan mencabul dua pelajar lelaki pada bulan lalu. Bagaimanapun tertuduh, Fikri Zainal Abidin, 38, mengaku tidak bersalah atas ketiga-tiga pertuduhan yang dibacakan secara berasingan. Tertuduh, Fikri Zainal Abidin,38, bagaimanapun mengaku tidak bersalah atas tiga pertuduhan. Mengikut ... Read more The post Guru swasta dituduh cabul, liwat pelajar lelaki appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

In Final Earnings Test, Some Religious Colleges Get Reprieve, but Concerns Remain

In Final Earnings Test, Some Religious Colleges Get Reprieve, but Concerns Remain Sara Weissman Mon, 07/06/2026 - 03:00 AM Programs that fail the accountability measure won’t face a more severe penalty if they don’t accept federal student loans—a change intended to address concerns. Byline(s) Katherine Knott Sara Weissman

The fight over teaching race and gender in college classrooms is escalating

A pair of consecutive court actions this week brought renewed attention to policies in Republican-led states to control lessons and conversations on gender and race in public colleges and universities. A group of legal advocates sued the Texas Tech University system Wednesday over curriculum restrictions they say have created a chilling effect at the institution []

Rappler Recap: Prosecutors seek extension of VP Duterte pre-trial proceedings

Will the backlog on the marking of documents delay the trial proper scheduled on July 6?

Dongguk University professor dismissed over sexual harassment allegations

A professor at Dongguk University has been dismissed over allegations that he repeatedly made sexually inappropriate remarks and engaged in unwanted physical contact with students during drinking gatherings, the university said. According to Dongguk University, its faculty disciplinary committee voted on June 16 to dismiss the professor from the Department of Cultural Heritage Studies. The dismissal took effect Sunday. The case first came to public attention in November, when the department’s st

Linda McMahon Pretends She Cares About Sexual Deviants Being Punished

I guess as long as it's a teacher and not her husband, she's fine with it. Education Sec. Linda McMahon (who like most in the Trump administration, has no business being in that job in the first place) made an appearance on Fox's Saturday in America with Kayleigh McEnany, and actually managed to sit there with a straight face and pretend she is concerned about young people being exposed to sexual deviants. Here are her remarks after first bashing the teachers' unions and touting Mississippi as one of the states the rest of the country should be looking to for education reform. MCMAHON: One of the letters that I sent, excuse me, yesterday was about schools that are not taking action against teachers that have sexual misconduct charges against them. One stat that just astounded me was that one out of ten school students across the country have some sort of sexual misconduct against them, but treated, perpetrated on them by teachers or by school staffs. And what happens? read more

Federal Judge Blocks Education Department Rule on Professional Degree Loan Caps

A federal judge has blocked part of the Trump administration’s student loan overhaul, pausing an Education Department rule that would have narrowed which graduate programs qualify as “professional degrees.”

States Try New Measures To Get Chronically Absent Students Back to Class

This year, at least six states enacted laws trying to reduce the number of students chronically absent from school. The measures include requiring monitoring of absences and publicly releasing data, developing new guidance on the best ways to address the problem and increasing punishments for parents and guardians of chronically absent students. Chronic absenteeism is []

Harvey Weinstein avoids a fourth trial as his New York rape charge is dropped

The rape charge was unresolved following an overturned conviction and two subsequent hung juries

‘Helped shape who I am’: School gets serious threat for banning graduate’s powerful Bible verse * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Source link Sarianne Beronja A school in Wisconsin has gotten a written scolding from a legal team for banning a graduate from participating in a senior slide show with a

Court adjourns trial of nurse over death of two minors in Kebbi

The High Court of Justice, Kebbi State, sitting in the Birnin Kebbi Judicial Division, on Monday adjourned the trial of a nurse, Hannatu James, who is facing charges over the alleged death of two minors at Martha Bamaiyi General Hospital, Zuru. Justice Nusirat Ibrahim Umar adjourned the matter until July 13, 2026, following the absence [] Court adjourns trial of nurse over death of two minors in Kebbi

Ninth Circuit: Fired Christian Flight Attendants’ Religious Discrimination Case Can Go to Trial

The Ninth Circuit ruled that two Christian flight attendants can take their religious discrimination claims against Alaska Airlines and their union to trial. UPDATE: On June 24, a panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ordered that a lawsuit brought by flight attendants Lacey Smith and Marli Brown can go to trial, finding []

Five key findings from the Constitutional Court's Tafelberg judgment

Five key findings from the Constitutional Court's Tafelberg judgment

Our Daughter Was Filmed By Two Cruel Classmates. The School’s Response Doesn’t Go Far Enough.

This is just a sign of what's to come.

Gomal University VC clarifies 534 fake degrees linked to previously affiliated private colleges

Gomal University VC clarifies 534 fake degrees linked to previously affiliated private colleges

Florida Students have Diplomas Threatened for Silent ICE Protest

Florida International University is threatening to withhold students' diplomas unless they record a two-minute video apologizing for a silent protest they staged against brutal ICE actions on their campus.

Co Tyrone football coach jailed over sexual communication with a child team member

Judge tells defendant his ‘conduct represents a serious breach of trust’

Pro-Palestinian student activists use bogus A.I.-generated cases in lawsuit against Columbia, Barnard

Five pro-Palestinian student activists faced judicial reprimand after their lawyer cited fake A.I.-generated court cases in a lawsuit against Barnard College and Columbia University regarding their protest-related suspensions. The judge dismissed the suit on procedural grounds, and emphasized the need for accuracy in legal documents, particularly concerning A.I. outputs. The students plan to appeal the ruling.