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The College of Architects proposes to protect the historical set of the Faculty of Economics in Somosaguas that lived against Franco. The demolition work has already begun.
The University of Deusto has suspended all its activity this afternoon on Bilbao campus due to the mobilization of anti-fascist collectives against the ultra agitator
Vance says that "something strange is happening" in these centres, which he accuses of employing international students not to have to pay "American wages"
The high court did not enter into the content of the rule, but concluded that urgent proceedings were not justified. The decision was taken unanimously
Reflections on the candidacy of the Broad Front, who choose not to vote, the disparate sanctions of Cornell University and the brakes to ludopathy
On the third anniversary of the attacks of October 7, 2023, we spoke with Leo Corry, rector of the Open University of Israel and professor emeritus of the University of Tel Aviv. For 24 years he lived in the Kibutz Nirim, a community along the Gaza border that was one of those affected by the Hamas offensive.
Next week a motion of no confidence will be voted against the centre's management, led by Michael Kotlikoff
The USC-Lactalis Chair Spain of Innovation and Livestock Entrepreneurship supports a commitment to the primary sector acquired more than 40 years ago. At the same time, it consolidates 15 years of collaboration with the University of Santiago de Compostela to put knowledge, experience and talent at the service of a more modern, sustainable, efficient and competitive livestock
New recordings and messages provide details of what happened after the alleged group rape of a student in 2024 at Cornell University, while the sanctions received by the reported young people are known. On Monday, October 5, a crowd protested on campus and the main administrative building appeared with broken and painted glass against the American educational establishment.
The rector of Cornell University, Michael Kotlikoff, announced that he will support an independent investigation in order to "never again repeat this situation," after an investigation was reopened in the state prosecutor's office of New York for an alleged group rape against a student in October 2024, which at the time did not result in any arrest or charges. The young woman reported having been drugged and sexually assaulted by seven students, all members of the Chi Phi fraternity. The details of the incident, as set out in a civil suit,
The right-wing extreme senator Flávio Bolsonaro and the left-wing president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will go on a second round in the Brazilian presidential elections, according to the results of the October 4 elections, with almost 100% surveyed. What can be concluded? We analyze it with our guests: Simone Pitta, lawyer and doctor in political science at the University of the Andes; Juan Agulló, sociologist and doctor in sociology by the École des Hautes Études in Social Sciences of Paris; and José Luis Oreiro, professor of the Department of Economics of the University of Brasilia.
The woman who reported having been drugged and raped by seven male students at the headquarters of a Cornell University fraternity has been threatened, according to her lawyer to the 'CNN' on 4 October. Cornell's rector had previously expressed his support for an external investigation of this Ivy League institution, which faces widespread indignation for its management of the case.
Michael Kotlikoff described the allegations of a woman who claims to have been drugged and raped in a group as "deeply disturbing."
Students of this New York State elite center blame the university for not taking responsibility two years ago, when the facts happened.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul formalized on Friday, October 2, that Attorney General Letitia James was appointed as a special prosecutor in charge of the new investigation into the reported group rape of a woman by members of a Cornell University fraternity in 2024. The Democratic leader also questioned the authorities' handling of the victim's complaints, who, according to Hochul, has been "disappointed" by the investigators.
The woman claims she was drugged and raped in a university fraternity house in 2024.
Victims often have to overcome both university and police processes to get justice, which can generate "confusion and uncertainty," according to experts.
The Tompkins County Prosecutor's Office in New York State has reopened the investigation into the case of a former Cornell University student who claims to have been raped by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity, after a civil complaint filed in September by the complainant caused further reactions.
The excess of academic articles, 'The Black Ball', the main headquarters of the UN and the campsites for the right to housing are the issues that the correspondence for the director is dealing with this Thursday.
A former student at Cornell University sued that institution and seven alleged assailants, members of the Chi Phi fraternity, among other defendants, for alleged group rape. He claims that when he was 20, the men provided him with "alcohol and drugs to intoxicate her," leaving her unable to give her consent before she was sexually assaulted. The situation has led to the reopening of an investigation and raises questions about the institutional responsibilities and vulnerability of the complainant.
