On Monday, provisional redundancy notices were issued to 97 academic staff across 11 university departments, including Professor Deirdre Osborne, the Guardian understands.
The university initially reversed its decision in May, opting to maintain the program for two years following backlash from students and writers, including Booker Prize-winning author Bernardine Evaristo.
The Black Council of Windsor-Essex, alongside the family of Colin Grey, is urging police and other authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding Grey's recent death, which occurred shortly...
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The Toronto ombudsman, Kwame Addo, issued a report on Thursday criticizing the city's temporary policy that restricted refugees from accessing shelter beds, describing it as a form of...
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Enrollment of first-year Black and Hispanic students at Harvard Law School has dropped by nearly half this year, according to enrollment data released this week. At Harvard Law,...
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Despite being voted down by state lawmakers last session, a new school voucher bill has resurfaced in Tennessee. On Wednesday, the Knoxville NAACP sent a letter to the...
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Globally, over a million children work in mines, according to the International Labour Organization. In Africa, the issue is particularly severe due to widespread poverty, limited educational access,...
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