Are International Students Satisfied?
An analysis of satisfaction surveys from 60,000 international students at 48 universities in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia reveals that students are, by and large, satisfied ...
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The Solutions Project’s green superheroes use science and stardom
As Dr. Bruce Banner in the 2012 action film "The Avengers" — and in the forthcoming sequel "Avengers: Age of Ultron" — actor Mark Ruffalo portrays a brilliant scientist ...
Elephant poaching deaths reach tipping point in Africa
Africa's elephants have reached a tipping point: more are being killed each year than are being born, a study suggests.
A new frontier for fracking: Drilling near the Arctic Circle
Hydraulic fracturing is about to move into the Canadian Arctic, with companies exploring the region's rich shale oil deposits.
Preventing Another Corinthian
With one sentence in a letter this summer, officials at the U.S. Department of Education brought one of the nation’s largest for-profit colleges to the brink of insolvency.
Wichita State becoming innovation-focused university
Wichita State University President John Bardo has outlined a major expansion of the WSU campus to support job creation and a university strategy based on innovation.
Obama: Everyone should be able to afford higher education
U.S. President Barack Obama says he wants to make sure that obtaining a higher education is affordable.
The future of Christianity in China: Sino-theology and the pope
Detentions, the kidnapping of bishops, tearing down churches -- these are the actions against Christians China has been guilty of.
Productivity or Sexism?
In discussions about the gender gap among tenured professors at research universities, there is little dispute that there are far more men than women with tenure in most disciplines.
National Hispanic University students seek lifeline
Ever since National Hispanic University announced it will shut its doors next year, students like San Jose's Ramon Ramirez have had one word to describe the fallout: "panic."
