Egyptian Universities Face Pressure to Better Protect Women From Harassment
A social media campaign revealed multiple incidents on one campus and drew attention to gaps in Egyptian law and university policies for dealing with harassment.
In the Arab World, an Academic Freedom Report Focuses on Egypt
The Academic Freedom Monitoring Report, a project of Scholars at Risk, has highlighted Egypt, especially the bans there that prevent professors from traveling.
Tunisian Universities Tense After Nation’s Terrorist Attacks
Tunisian students say their studies are hampered by the curfews on campuses that have followed recent attacks.
Egypt’s Universities Step Up Security to Avoid Unrest
In preparation for the academic year, Egyptian public universities are tightening physical security at their campuses.
Egypt’s Universities Step Up Security to Avoid Unrest
In preparation for the academic year, Egyptian public universities are tightening physical security at their campuses.
What is the Outlook for the Academic Year in Egypt?
The new academic year brings more anxiety for Egyptian professors and students facing an uncertain future.
Egyptian Court Bans “Unapproved” Campus Protests
The Cairo Court for Urgent Matters wants to stop campus protests that do not have official permission.
Libyan Students Call for More Secure Campuses
Two years after the Libyan revolution, militias still rule much of the country and students are calling for better security on campuses.
Egypt Poised to Give Guards at Public Universities More Power
The military-backed interim government wants to give guards on campuses the power to investigate allegations and turn evidence over to public prosecutors. Many fear the measure could cramp political and academic freedom.
