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It's not often that environmental news even gets close to trumping the arrival of a royal baby. But fresh in the wake of Extinction Rebellion protests, the declaration of a "climate emergency," the publication of the Committee on Climate Change's Net Zero report and a surge in electoral support for the Green Party, some news outlets grasped which way the wind is blowing.
Harvard experiment finds nearly half of academics amended their assessment of a research application after seeing randomly generated ‘expert scores’
The typical path to a college degree in Iowa increasingly is branching off, taking detours and merging with others as public universities, community colleges and private schools find more ways to collaborate and cooperate in their degree and transfer options.
The State University of New York-Plattsburgh had therapy donkeys to help students de-stress ahead of finals.
After failing to live up to the expectations it (self-)generated, the adaptive learning company Knewton goes out not with a bang but with a whimper.
A new feature in Microsoft's Word aims to help improve writing beyond the usual grammar fixes.
Retirees increasingly being invited to live and take classes alongside younger students
Forget green. The next clean economy is blue. Blue, as in the deep blue sea.
Low risk rating reflects ‘cursory’ scrutiny for fraud, former Australian immigration official warns
Starting in 2020, more Washington residents will be able to attend college for less money. For many, it will be free.
