Tag: Harvard University
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Pro-Palestinian students, protest groups suppressed in American schools, universities
Three separate cases of suppression of pro-Palestinian students and groups have been reported in America in just one day as voices are raised higher against the genocide of Gaza. Israeli tanks have forced citizens of Northern Gaza to walk countless miles towards the South with their hands in the air, a scene that has been…
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College students from 100 American universities walkout to protest for Gaza ceasefire
University campuses across the USA staged walkouts on Wednesday to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, as the death toll climbs to almost 6000 civilians. According to Teen Vogue, the walkout was organised by a number of groups including the Palestinian Youth Movement; Dissenters, an anti-war youth movement, National Students for Justice in Palestine and…
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Asian-American Harvard student comes up with hilarious way to raise money for students lab
An Asian American student of the Harvard University, Benjamin Chang, is going viral on social media after he came up with a hilarious way to raise money for the student-led bio-engineering lab: by rowing in a pumpkin. Chang, who is a senior at Harvard, took help from his friends to purchase a 1500 pound pumpkin,…
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AI instructors to teach Harvard students next year
Harvard University, one of America’s most prestigious and expensive colleges, is planning to introduce an AI-powered teaching assistant to instruct students in its popular introductory coding course.
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Yeh kya ho raha hay? Babar, Rizwan back in university
Pakistan cricket team skipper Babar Azam and wicketkeeper-batsman Muhammad Rizwan went back into university life as the batting duo joined the prestigious Harvard Business School’s executive education programme on the Business of Entertainment, Media, and Sports (BEMS), becoming the first two cricketers to join the prestigious school. Babar Azam on Monday night shared a picture…
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A new visa scheme allows graduates from world’s top universities to come to UK
Under a new visa scheme, graduates from the world’s finest universities will be able to apply to come to the United Kingdom. The “high-potential individual” path, as per the government, will attract the “brightest and greatest” early in their careers. According to BBC, alumni of major non-UK universities who graduated within the last five years…
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Harvard University congratulates Ayesha Malik for becoming first female Supreme Court judge
Harvard University has congratulated its alumnus, Ayesha Malik who is the first woman appointed as a judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in 75 years of its history. She has studied law and earned a degree of LL.M ( Master of Laws) in 1999 from Harvard Law School where she was named a Landon…