Police: University Professor Stabbed Right After Lecture

Police: University professor stabbed right after lecture

Tokyo police say the suspect who stabbed a university professor on Tuesday may have known the victim's work schedule in advance. The attacker is still at large.

Sociologist and Tokyo Metropolitan University Professor Miyadai Shinji was stabbed by a man at the university's Minami-Osawa campus in the city of Hachioji.

University Professor Stabbed At Tokyo Campus

University professor stabbed at Tokyo campus

A university employee has been taken to hospital after he was violently attacked at a campus in Tokyo. Investigative sources say the victim is a sociologist and professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Miyadai Shinji.

Police received a report at about 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday that a man had been stabbed at the university's Minami-Osawa campus in the city of Hachioji.

University To Allow Exam Takers To Use Smartphones

University to allow exam takers to use smartphones

A university in Japan is introducing an entrance exam method in which applicants can use smartphones and tablet computers to search for information.

Sanno University, which has campuses in Tokyo and Kanagawa, plans to introduce the new measure for some of its exams to be held in February.

Anti-virus Measures For University Entrance Exams

Anti-virus measures for university entrance exams

An expert panel has basically approved anti-infection measures to be taken for next year's standardized university entrance exams in Japan, which would take place amid the pandemic.

The measures will allow "close contact" to an infected person to take the test under conditions.

Critical Audio Data At University Of Tokyo Deleted

Critical audio data at University of Tokyo deleted

NHK has learned that the University of Tokyo has erased the audio recording of a meeting that shortlisted candidates to become the university's next president.

The university chose its next president on Friday, as the term of the current president expires next March.

Pandemic Hitting University Hospital Management

Pandemic hitting university hospital management

A recent survey shows university hospitals across Japan are losing revenue significantly amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The survey shows revenues at university hospitals for May dropped 16 percent from a year earlier, as people apparently refrained from visiting hospitals to reduce the risk of infection.

Japanese University Receives 'threats' Over Virus

Japanese university receives 'threats' over virus

A Japanese university says it has received hundreds of complaints, some of them akin to threats, over coronavirus infections originating from its students.

The number of confirmed cases linked to students at Kyoto Sangyo University has reached 74 in 13 prefectures as of Wednesday.

Haka Cheers Up Students Before University Exams

Haka cheers up students before university exams

Members of a high school rugby club in western Japan have performed a Haka dance to encourage students who will take the unified university entrance exam this weekend.

The event was held for about 300 third-year students at a high school in the city of Oita on Friday, the day before the start of exams.