Students take anti-Trump protest to Anwar's doorstep in Putrajaya
It comes as government leaders take pains to justify the invitation to the US president amid growing public anger.
Fadhlina's badge of shame: RM8.4 million for flag pins fuels pressure on minister to resign
The cost of the initiative is seen as a waste, benefiting only certain parties without any advantage for the education system.
A rally against corruption
Around 300 protesters, mostly students, gathered in Kuala Lumpur to take a stand against corruption after the Anwar Ibrahim government made a series of decisions that critics say exonerate scandal-hit individuals in the hope of holding the fragile coalition together.
'Free time' after final exams sparks debate on start of 2025 school year
Some parents feel it is a waste of time for their children to attend school until Jan 17, when the end-of-term holiday begins.
'Special Branch' at public universities raises questions about government's commitment to academic freedom
This followed participants at a forum on statelessness refusing to leave after the event was deliberately interrupted by power cuts.
DAP man warns 'conservative' student groups will bring back axed campus concert guidelines
Raub MP Chow Yu Hui calls for a full revocation of the guidelines, saying the restrictions on attire and gender mixing are against students' freedom.
Govt drafts rules to allow concerts on campus
Higher Education Minister Khaled Nordin was previously reported as saying that the guidelines have yet to be given the green light.
Use of other languages at vernacular schools does not violate constitution, appeals court told
The hearing of appeals brought by Mappim, Gapena, Isma and I-Guru continues.
Ex-students hail court victory against absentee teacher
Calvina Angayung, Nur Natasha Allisya Hamali and Rusiah Sabdarin had sued their former English teacher for a seven-month no-show in class.
Standard 3 pupil hit on head by falling toilet cistern
The cistern fell after becoming dislodged from its mounting.
Form 6 entry to be announced on July 3
Those who are not offered a place can submit appeals online from July 3 to 17.
Govt to distribute RM200 cash credit for 18-to-20-year-olds
The initiative, dubbed the eBeliaRahmah programme, aims to promote cashless payment and help reduce the financial burden of that group.
