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CHILE: New student demands in three-month conflict
María Elena Hurtado, University World News, 9/15

Egyptian student protests hit elite Cairo university
Jack Shenker, The Guardian, 9/15

Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh has jail sentence reduced
Saeed Kamali Dehghan, The Guardian, 9/14

Who Sets E-Mail Rules?
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 9/14

Carnegie Mellon U. to Open Campus in Rwanda, a Milestone for Africa
Ian Wilhelm, The Chronicle, 9/14

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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 9/12

GLOBAL: Academic freedom reports worldwide
Noemi Bouet, University World News, 9/11

GULF STATES: Women’s studies find a champion
Wagdy Sawahel, University World News, 9/11

NEW ZEALAND: University rejects calls to sack academic
University World News, 9/11

GERMANY: State to set ‘quota’ for women professors
Michael Gardner, University World News, 9/11

Jailed Bahrain activists stage hunger strike
Associated Press, Manama, The Guardian, 9/7