The Office of the Civil Service Commission announces the opening of applications for the 2025 General Knowledge and Aptitude Test, detailing key dates, application process, and examination centres.
The University for All Programme (Prouni) 2025 is now open for registrations, offering over 338,000 scholarships for undergraduate courses in Brazil. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including Enem scores and income limits, to qualify for full or partial scholarships.
The article commemorates the life of Liz Hatton, a young photographer from Harrogate who battled desmoplastic small round cell tumour. Her brave journey included fulfilling a photography bucket list, reaching out to high-profile figures, and leaving behind significant contributions to cancer awareness. Liz's legacy is celebrated by her remarkable achievements and enduring influence in the photography community.
Dr Kathryn Yusoff, a geography professor at Queen Mary University of London, has sparked controversy by arguing that geology is linked to systemic racism. In her book *Geologic Life*, she critiques traditional geological practices as rooted in colonialism, coining the term 'geotrauma' to describe their ongoing impact. Her views have divided academic opinion, fuelling a wider debate on decolonising the curriculum. Amid this, Yusoff is set to represent the UK at the 2025 International Architecture Exhibition, exploring themes of colonialism and environmental degradation.
Cal Shearer, a transgender Neuroscience PhD student at Oxford University and child of Fast Show actor Paul Shearer, was found dead at St John's College. The tragedy highlights ongoing mental health struggles within the transgender and autistic communities. Cal, who married their long-time friend Imogen earlier this year, was known for their compassion and volunteering work. Family and community members mourn the loss while emphasising the need for stronger mental health support for students. A memorial fund has been established in Cal's honour.