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Australia is ready to take on the US’ defunded clinical trials
Even as the US shrinks and narrows trials, the need for this research continues. Read more
Private Colleges Are Pitching Free Tuition for Middle-Class Students. Will It Make a Difference?
When it came time to decide where to enroll for college, Maggie Stearns hit a crossroads. Read more
An AI became a crypto millionaire. Now it’s fighting to become a person
Over the past year, an AI made millions in cryptocurrency. It's written the gospel of its own pseudo-religion and counts billionaire tech moguls among its devotees. Now it wants legal rights. Meet Truth Terminal. Read more
House Dem Leader Demands Hearing Over Political Out-of-Office Emails
The Department of Education is facing more pushback after furloughed employees had politically charged out-of-office notifications placed on their email without their consent. Read more
London move a ‘natural step’ for remote Australian university
UK offers reassuring familiarity for Charles Darwin’s TNE ‘push’ but vice-chancellor says its MBA courses will be unlike anything already available Read more
New poll: Students say free speech matters until someone says something offensive
71 percent of students would report a professor for saying something offensive, according to results Read more
How off-campus housing support builds student success at this university
At Colorado State University, off-campus housing is viewed as the foundation of academic success. Off-Campus Life, a department within the university, helps students find stability and community. T Read more
With Compact, Universities weigh whether to give up freedoms for unknown payout
Higher ed organizations have raised alarm over a federal government document that asks universities to agree to significant restrictions without specifying what they’ll gain—or what they’ll lose for refusing. Read more
