The Saudi-U.S. relationship: Shakier than ever
Saudi Arabia's royal family is frightened — and that's a problem for the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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A community college bachelor’s degree? N.J. schools disagree
A proposal by two North Jersey community colleges to confer bachelor's degrees in nursing has divided the state's college presidents, with each side accusing the other of not addressing students' needs.
Wearing fitness trackers now mandatory for ORU freshmen
Oral Roberts University is now requiring all freshmen to wear tracking devices to monitor their physical activity, the school says.
Glenville State expands recycling, gets forestry tech accreditation
A lot has been going on at Glenville State College to improve and study the environment.
Evidence of Siberian tigers found in NE China
A member of Jilin province's forestry bureau has reported the finding of Siberian tiger tracks near the city of Jiaohe
Netflix CEO sets up $100M fund for education
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has created a $100M philanthropic fund earmarked for education.
Beijing opens paths for international students
International students will have more opportunities for internships, to take part-time jobs and even to start their own businesses in certain regions of Beijing...
Apple’s purchase of Emotient fuels artificial intelligence boom in Silicon Valley
The arms race in Silicon Valley is on for artificial intelligence.
End of January will see 111 gender-neutral restrooms at the UO
Visitors to the University of Oregon campus might be in for a surprise when they feel the need to find a restroom.
Which Wheaton? Hate mail rekindles confusion of two colleges
The angry emails came in a flurry to the president's office at Wheaton College, a small, picturesque campus near Boston.
