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COMMENT | The stupidity of the vice-chancellor's overtly racist agenda exposes the intellectual atrophy and uncertain calibre of academic leadership.

Education Minister Maszlee Malik said their tax-exempted contributions would help reduce the financial burden on the institutions.

The financial aid is also available for students of approved private institutions and polytechnics.

Education Ministry announces outcome of roundtable discussion between institutions from both countries in Guizhou, China.

PARLIAMENT | According to the Education Ministry, it will start with disabled students and zakat recipients.

COMMENT | It is imperative to ensure a balanced representation of academic, research and student matters.

LETTER | Go back to basics: why are we academics, and why do we exist at all? 

Dominic Lau thinks Harapan should have the courage to do what is 'politically correct'.

UPDATED 5.35PM | Teo Nie Ching says universities have autonomy.

Maszlee said universities must support students as long as they do not break the law.

Education minister apologises to students for RM100 cash aid under the new BPPT scheme.

BPPT will be an improvement on BN's distribution of RM250 book vouchers, according to MOF.

COMMENT | Recent debate on bogus degrees bypasses a more essential need: intellectual ability.

'Ultimately, what's important is that those entrusted with a position are trustworthy.'

Five universities will get their own Petronas station which is to be managed by the universities themselves.

Rankings show the reality behind allegations of BN government ignoring education, says ex-PM.
 

COMMENT | The heads of almost all our public varsities have started rolling and rightly so too.

This time, Perak PKR chairperson is picked to head the board of directors at Unisza in T'gganu.

COMMENT | Issues with the act go beyond political freedom and student council elections.

This is after Idris Jusoh accuses him of issuing a warning to vice-chancellors during a meeting.

Education minister responds to axing of three directors from the board of Universiti Malaya.

Recognising different pre-u programmes does not mean abandoning the affirmative admission policy