Ransomware infections reported worldwide
A massive ransomware campaign appears to have infected a number of organisations around the world.
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50-year-old Bible college to sell campus, switch to online-only instruction
The campus of Nazarene Bible College in Colorado Springs is up for sale, but the 50-year-old professional school of ministry isn't going away.
UK migration target remains: will overseas student numbers be cut?
When Theresa May confirmed last week that the Conservative pledge to cut net migration to the “tens of thousands” would feature in the party’s election manifesto, she claimed that Brexit would help her to achieve the aim.
FBI chief sacking: Trump warns Comey over leaks to media
US President Donald Trump has warned fired FBI chief James Comey against leaking material to the media.
Sustainability is disruptive talk but wears incremental trousers
Our organizations are changing, but because we’re not paying attention, we’re in danger of missing a real open goal.
Taxing higher ed. endowments called unconstitutional
Supporters say it would be a way to invest in public education and have tax-exempt higher education institutions work to counteract growing inequality, but opponents of legislation to tax some private university endowments claim it is unconstitutional and would harm Massachusetts' image as a bastion of higher education.
Publisher’s intervention on journal sparks ‘grave concerns’
A major publisher’s decision to replace a journal’s editor and withdraw one of his papers has sparked claims of interference in the publication’s editorial direction.
In Napa Valley, Vineyards and Conservationists Battle for the Hills
The steady expansion of vineyards in California’s premier wine-growing region is moving uphill into oak and other woodlands and is adversely affecting fish and wildlife
Discounting Keeps Climbing
The average first-time, full-time tuition discount rate edged even closer to 50 percent in 2016-17 as net tuition revenue and enrollment struggled.
Filling the gap: Why demand for green banks is growing
For a commercial or residential developer seeking to install solar panels or make energy efficiency improvements to a building, getting financing from a traditional bank often can be a challenge.
