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The University of Notre Dame in Indiana will cover up murals in a campus building that depict Christopher Columbus in America following criticism they depict Native Americans in submissive poses before white European explorers. The 12 murals created in the ...

Contrary to popular thought, orthodontic treatment will not prevent future tooth decay, researchers have argued. The University of Adelaide team assessed the long-term dental health of 448 people and discovered that those who had orthodontic treatment did not have better ...

A sorority has expelled one of its members following the upload of a video showing a woman in blackface using what sounds like a racist slur. The video shows a student covering her face and hands in black paint and ...

Students who feel engaged with their courses and institutions are more likely to succeed and less likely to drop out; key considerations for providers in Australia’s competitive vocational and higher education sector. So, how can providers leverage digital technology to ...

A jury has found a former Utah State University gridiron player guilty of sexually assaulting six women while he was in college. The jury convicted 25-year-old Torrey Green of five counts of rape, one charge of object rape, a count ...

Footage from a Melbourne tram ridden by an international student before she was murdered has been handed to police, who are hunting her killer. Public Transport Victoria chief executive Jeroen Weimar on Friday said that CCTV files from Tuesday’s late-night ...

Animals may have perfected the art of walking on land earlier than previously thought, new research suggests. Scientists now believe efficient upright locomotion on land preceded the evolution of amniotes, the large group including reptiles, birds and mammals. The study focused ...

China has again dominated a ranking of universities from emerging economies. Unsurprisingly, seven of the top ten positions on Times Higher Education’s (THE) Emerging Economies University Ranking 2019 were held by Chinese institutions. Tsinghua University took out the top spot ...

Mexican drug cartels are blocking access to vampire bat colonies that could revolutionise treatments for serious medical conditions, a research group says. The University of Queensland-led group said it cannot gather venom from vampire bats in the field because drug ...

The issue of population growth made headlines a number of times in 2018 – Prime Minister Scott Morrison flagged cutting migration and earlier in the year Four Corners explored our readiness for a ‘Big Australia’ – so what does the ...