President Donald Trump signed executive orders in January targeting foreigners who espoused hateful ideology and antisemitism ...

JFPL Co-President Lily Gardner ’26 noted that the name “Jews for Collective Liberation” was considered. But members of the ...

Nagpur: JNU vice-chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit criticized the portrayal of Indian history in the post-independence ...

Every student comes to school to learn and a lot of students don’t feel like they are afforded the freedom to safely pursue ...

In the 1960s, a wave of non-violent resistance surged across the United States as college students took a stand for civil ...

I saw that there were Black students from the continent, from the Caribbean, who were in Ukraine studying to get their ...

Hundreds of people crowded the University of Florida campus to listen to conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, who debated ...

The Turning Point USA co-founder and conservative media personality debated with spectators during a three-hour event on UF's ...

AMHERST — Varshini Prakash no longer believes that we can “stop” climate change as she did when she was an undergraduate ...

Serbian authorities have reportedly used an Android zero-day exploit chain developed by Cellebrite to unlock the device of a student activist in the country and attempt to install spyware.

A company named Cellebrite, which sells forensic tools to law enforcement, exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Android’s USB framework.

Cellebrite's zero-day exploit bypassed an Android lock screen to access a Serbian activist’s phone. Amnesty links attack to ...