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‘Fake’ Amazon ambassadors baited on Twitter
Amazon workers praising their working conditions on social media are being accused of lying by other users.
MSU suggests employees avoid saying ‘I apologize,’ ‘no problem,’ ‘sir,’ ‘ma’am’
A mandatory training session for MSU student employees suggested not using the phrases "I apologize," "no problem," "sir," and "ma"am."
There has been an uprising in Arab higher education
When people think of recent major changes in Arab countries, they often call to mind the Arab uprisings of late 2010 and beyond.
Public university silent on policy that punishes students for ‘annoying’ messages
A public university in Pennsylvania is not eager to talk about its policy that threatens to punish students for sending “annoying” and “offensive” messages.
Turning Point for Student Loans
A new report shows student loans outpacing other household debt among most severely delinquent loans.
Cerebras reveals world’s ‘largest computer chip’ for AI tasks
A Californian-based start-up has unveiled what it says is the world's largest computer chip.
U. Alabama got MILLIONS from taxpayer for ‘diversity.’ It’s about to get even more.
The University of Alabama-Birmingham has received $1.25 million in federal funding to help “review” and “isolate” policies that supposedly perpetuate a lack of female representation in science and math.
UVA to keep pro-Jefferson ‘Founder’s Day’ despite Charlottesville’s decision to nix presidential holiday
A University of Virginia spokesperson told The College Fix that the historic institution will continue to mark its Founder’s Day programming despite the Charlottesville City Council’s decision to nix its annual celebration of Thomas Jefferson’s birthday.
Hampton University turns to eSports for creating entrepreneurs
Students at Hampton University soon will be playing video games as part of their studies. The university is building an eSports lab, thanks to a $340,658 technology grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
