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Campus celebrations are increasingly marred by violence. Just last weekend, homecoming events at Lincoln and Howard Universities saw multiple shootings. In Atlanta, three teenagers were injured near Clark Atlanta University during a homecoming weekend, raising serious concerns about student safety in areas surrounding campuses during large gatherings. Authorities are urging vigilance and reviewing security measures.

Alberta’s month-long teachers’ strike has escalated, with protests targeting Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides’ constituency amid anger over funding, classroom conditions, and proposed back-to-work legislation. As Premier Danielle Smith pledges to legislate teachers’ return, unions warn this will erode labour rights. The dispute underscores deep divisions over education policy, teacher pay, and government accountability.

President Donald Trump’s tighter visa rules have caused a record drop in international students, especially from Asia and Africa, disrupting research and innovation across US universities. While supporters claim the measures protect national security, experts warn they threaten America’s long-term economic and technological leadership, as global competitors welcome the talent the US is driving away.

University of Waterloo students are protesting Bill 33, fearing it will jeopardize vital campus services like mental health support and student media. The provincial government claims the bill enhances oversight, but students argue it strips away their control over programs they fund and value. Student associations are actively campaigning for revisions.

Indian business schools are making significant global strides in 2025, with IIMs and ISB consistently ranking high internationally. Their strong academics, successful placements, and global collaborations are producing managers ready for worldwide leadership roles. This rise positions India as a key player in developing top-tier business talent for an interconnected world.

India’s medical education system has seen a significant expansion, with the number of medical colleges and seats nearly doubling. This growth offers students more choices and reduces competition, fostering a more accessible path to becoming a doctor. The improved public health indicators and increased research opportunities further enhance the training environment for aspiring medical professionals.

The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has released the AAI Senior Assistant admit card 2025 on its official website, aai.aero. Candidates can download their hall tickets using their registration details. The Computer-Based Test (CBT) will be held on November 4, 2025, to fill 32 Senior Assistant vacancies, followed by document verification for qualified candidates.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Medical Officer (MO) Exam 2025 admit cards for the November 1 exam. Candidates can download their hall tickets from upsc.gov.in using registration details. A valid photo ID is mandatory for entry. The admit card provides essential instructions, and candidates are advised to check the official website

Japan’s first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has rejected work-life balance, urging relentless labor as the key to success. While extreme dedication can drive achievement, studies reveal it risks burnout, fatigue, and declining creativity. Experts warn overwork harms both employees and companies, reducing efficiency, innovation, and morale, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable, balanced productivity

Contrary to fears of AI replacing jobs, a Harvard study reveals ChatGPT acts as a practical assistant for students and employees. Young adults use it for research and learning, while professionals leverage it for productivity boosts in tasks like summarising and editing. This integration enhances human capabilities, not replaces them, democratising access to AI tools.