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The author is willing to let her main character be both her double and the butt of her joke.

“Barnard was not given advance notice of this outreach,” the college’s general counsel wrote in an email to faculty.

The Liberals, Conservatives and Bloc Québécois are running fewer women and gender diverse candidates this election compared to 2021, according to data from Equal Voice — a non-partisan organization de...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta wants residents to report disruptions they faced when accessing their benefits. If you've had an issue, Berkeleyside also wants to know.

Recent orders from the Trump administration run a real risk of muzzling professors who wish to teach their students the truth about the country’s past.

Washington joins a group of Democratic-led cities and states pushing back on threats to cut K-12 school funding over DEI.

Faculty, alums and students are calling on Brown to resist any demands the Trump administration makes on funding.

Faculty members, students, and prominent alumni have been calling on leading institutions to take a stronger stand. Now there are signs that some college leaders are starting to step up.

Fox News claims Trump got "everyone in the world to come to the table." Maybe, but it's the same way a child screaming and shitting their diaper would get everyone in the room to try and calm them dow...

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Dismissing Haugh, who headed the US Cyber Command, puts the country at risk at a time of ‘unprecedented cyber threats’, congressional Democrats say Top congressional Democrats on Thursday protested against the reported firing of Gen Tim Haugh as director of the National Security Agency (NSA), with one lawmaker saying the decision “makes all of us less safe”. The Washington Post reported late Thursday that Haugh and his civilian deputy at the NSA, Wendy Noble, had been dismissed from their roles. Haugh also headed US Cyber Command, which coordinates the Pentagon’s cybersecurity operations. The Post report cited two current US officials and one former US official who requested anonymity. Continue reading...