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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-04 · 10 entries checked · 5 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 5 corrected · 6 still open
New York University — The School of Law was established in 1835, but NYU's first professional school was the School of Medicine, founded in 1841. The entry incorrectly states the School of Law was the first professional school.
Parochial school — The entry states that a proposal in Swindon to create the first secular state school was rejected in 2007, but the proposal was actually approved and opened as Swindon Academy, a secular state school.
Parochial school — The entry says the Church of England committed in 2006 that new schools would offer at least 25% of places to children not required to be from practising Christian families, but the actual commitment was that at least 25% of places would be reserved for childr
Seoul National University — The first Korean president of SNU is stated as Lee Choon-ho, who took office in October 1947, but the widely known first Korean president was actually Lee Sang-joo (or Lee Sang-ju), who served from 1946.
Seoul National University — The claim that the main campus in Gwanak was built on the site of a former golf club, relocated by request of President Park Chung Hee, is incorrect; the relocation was initiated under President Syngman Rhee, not Park Chung Hee.
Seven Sisters (colleges) — The claim that the group was formed in 1926 is incorrect; the Seven Sisters group was formally established in 1927.
Seven Sisters (colleges) — The claim that the name 'Seven Sisters' was adopted in 1926 is incorrect; the name was coined in 1927 by Elizabeth J. Park, and the formal group was also established that year.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University — The claim 'In 1959, the university split into Xi'an Jiaotong University and Shanghai Jiaotong University' is inaccurate; the split decision was made in 1956–1957, with the main body moving to Xi'an, and the Shanghai portion was officially renamed in 1959.
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