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4+ min ago (320+ words) Attendees including Hanyang University officials, Malaysian graduates and Korean alumni residing in Malaysia pose during an event launching the university's first Malaysia-based international alumni association at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Nov. 29. Courtesy of Hanyang University Hanyang University opened its first Malaysia-based international alumni association in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 29, signaling a new stage in the school's efforts to build a broader overseas network of graduates. It is the first Korean university to establish such an organization in Malaysia. The move follows the establishment of its international alumni association in China, signaling a more systematic approach to recruiting international students and strengthening its global alumni network. Around 140 people attended the event, including Hanyang University President Lee Ki-jeong, university officials, Malaysian graduates of Hanyang, Korean alumni residing in Malaysia and current students. Since the 1980s, the university has steadily attracted top Malaysian students through…...

10+ min ago (378+ words) So the question for us is simple. Do we want our schools to be like fast-food chains, predictable but spiritless? Or do we want them to be like cozy dining spaces; creative, local, and full of life? If we continue the fast-food approach, we will produce standardised bodies but impoverished minds. But if we shift toward the agricultural approach, we may finally see the full flowering of India's tremendous human talent. Education should not be about manufacturing identical futures. It should be about cultivating diverse possibilities. And the choice, ultimately, is ours. Aniruddha Poddar studied Linguistics at Jadavpur University and has carried his interest far beyond academics. Through fieldwork in diverse regions, including tribal communities, he explores how language connects deeply with society, politics, education, culture, and human psychology. For him, linguistics is not just about words, but about people…...

24+ min ago (1103+ words) Just after 3 a.m. Friday, Heather Philp descended DeArmoun Road on the Anchorage Hillside, right before a treacherous turn known as "Dead Man's Curve." She slammed on the brakes, and her vehicle slid for about 10 seconds before coming to a stop. Philp was pleased with the results of her test. "The stopping's good," Philp said. "It's 28 degrees right now, which is below freezing, which is a comfortable space. It's light snow so no rain, the roads have great grip." They did similar checks almost every day this week, after rising temperatures and freezing rain coated the roads with ice. Information on conditions gathered by Philp's team helped guide the decision to close Anchorage schools twice this week, but students wanting another day off weren't quite so lucky on Friday. "I'm sure they'll be bummed. Every kid loves a snow day," Philp said....

26+ min ago (294+ words) The industry is growing rapidly, and it needs the energy, creativity, and commitment that students bring As the global climate crisis accelerates, the transition to clean energy is no longer a distant goal; it's an urgent imperative Among the various renewable energy sources, solar power has emerged as one of the most promising and widely adopted technologies For students looking to build a meaningful career while contributing to a sustainable future, the solar industry offers a wealth of opportunities This allows students to apply their academic knowledge in practical settings, while also gaining insight into the industry's various branches: engineering, installation, project development, policy, and even sales Internships also offer valuable networking opportunities, connecting students with mentors, professionals, and potential employers Universities often partner with local solar companies or sustainability organisations to offer such placements, while online job boards and…...

26+ min ago (259+ words) News News: HPCRA has announced Patwari recruitment 2025, offering 530 posts across Himachal Pradesh. Eligible candidates with 12th pass qualification and Himacha HPCRA Patwari recruitment 2025: The Himachal Pradesh Cooperative Revenue Agency (HPCRA) has released the official notification for Patwari recruitment 2025 The recruitment drive offers 530 posts across various districts of Himachal Pradesh Interested candidates who meet the eligibility criteria are advised to submit their applications online before the deadline of January 16, 2026.HPCRA Patwari recruitment 2025 aims to fill vacancies under the Revenue Department for tasks including land record maintenance, field surveys, and administrative work Candidates with a 12th pass qualification and Himachal Pradesh domicile are eligible to apply The recruitment will follow a structured selection process consisting of a written examination and document verification.Important dates for HPCRA Patwari recruitment 2025Candidates planning to apply must adhere to the schedule provided by HPCRA Applicants are encouraged to check…...

36+ min ago (102+ words) The Loss of Liberal Learning A free society cannot endure without citizens capable of serious thought. The work of self-government demands habits of mind and character that are neither inherited automatically nor created by bureaucratic decree. They are cultivated'slowly, patiently, and imperfectly'through engagement with difficult ideas, disciplined study, and the expansion of the imagination. These are the fruits of a liberal education. Buried by Our Own Knowledge: Donald Hebb and the Knowledge Crisis The View From Canada on Thanksgiving Day Victimhood as Virtue: Pascal Bruckner and the Cult of Suffering Why Climate Alarmists Are Bad for the Developing World...

36+ min ago (102+ words) The Loss of Liberal Learning A free society cannot endure without citizens capable of serious thought. The work of self-government demands habits of mind and character that are neither inherited automatically nor created by bureaucratic decree. They are cultivated'slowly, patiently, and imperfectly'through engagement with difficult ideas, disciplined study, and the expansion of the imagination. These are the fruits of a liberal education. Buried by Our Own Knowledge: Donald Hebb and the Knowledge Crisis The View From Canada on Thanksgiving Day Victimhood as Virtue: Pascal Bruckner and the Cult of Suffering Why Climate Alarmists Are Bad for the Developing World...

37+ min ago (252+ words) Kerala Governor & CM likely to meet over Vice-Chancellor appointments deadlock for Digital & Technical Universities Neither the Governor nor the Chief Minister is currently in the capital Thiruvananthapuram: A meeting between the Governor and the Chief Minister is likely as the stand-off over the appointment of Vice-Chancellors to the Digital University and the Technical University continues. The development follows the Supreme Court's suggestion that the two sides find a resolution. Sources indicate that Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has received legal advice to meet the Governor in person to break the impasse. Neither the Governor nor the Chief Minister is currently in the capital, and the Supreme Court has adjourned the case concerning the VC appointments to Thursday. Discussions may take place before the next hearing. The Governor had refused to approve the Chief Minister's recommendation of Dr Saji Gopinath as Vice-Chancellor…...

37+ min ago (167+ words) The inauguration ceremony of the Great Bay University (GBU) was held on Saturday. Situated in the Dongguan City of south China's Guangdong Province, the university has two campuses that cover about 2,000 mu (about 133.3 hectares) in total. It initially sets up five regular undergraduate programs, namely mathematics and applied mathematics, physics, materials science and engineering, computer science and technology, and industrial engineering. A public institution of higher education, sponsored by the Guangdong provincial government and supported by the municipal government of Dongguan, it received approval from China's Ministry of Education in June. The 80 freshmen had started their first semester since August. He noted that GBU is to collaborate with multiple universities, research institutions and leading enterprises to jointly nurture postgraduate students. One of the most economically dynamic regions in China, the Greater Bay Area's gross domestic product reached 14.79 trillion yuan (about…...

44+ min ago (886+ words) The JKPSC exam is held to recruit candidates for various prestigious government posts in Jammu and Kashmir. The JKPSC on Saturday announced that the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) will proceed as scheduled, despite the tension between the Lok Bhavan and the Omar Abdullah government over demands for age relaxation and calls to postpone the exam. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had earlier urged the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) to consider postponing the CCE, scheduled on Sunday, in view of the flight cancellations and the "uncertainty" resulting from Lok Bhavan's "delay" in approving age relaxation for the aspirants. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, however, said he returned the file the same day with a query about the possibility of holding the examination on the scheduled date if the upper age limit were relaxed. "The CCE remains on schedule as of…...