Mining for emissions reductions? Strike while the earth is cool
Companies involved in natural resource extraction and refinement are uniquely positioned to both benefit and suffer from society’s response to climate change.
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Study: millions of students guilty of contract cheating worldwide
Landmark paper charts rapid increase in use of essay mills
Tweeting on the Front Lines
Think managing a university social media account is easy? Think again.
U. of Ill. to offer free tuition for some in-state students
It's a plan designed to keep more Illinois students in-state for their college education.
Students are learning and experimenting inside Google’s virtual labs
The last thing you want to do in a college chemistry lab is spill a beaker full of acid and run screaming to the eyewash station.
Sick of coal yet?
Last week, the Trump administration offered up its revision to former President Barack Obama’s Clean Power Plan, the keystone of U.S. climate policy.
Exam result details now obtainable for free under GDPR
Students in the UK have the right to obtain key information about their exam results for free, says the Information Commissioner's Office.
Virtual assistant Alexa moves into US student residences
Saint Louis University is latest institution to embrace Amazon-powered technology
Outrage Over University’s $999 Online Textbook
An online textbook priced at almost $1,000 has infuriated students trying to navigate an already confusing textbook marketplace, but Louisiana-Lafayette officials insist they had "good intentions."
Instagram goes back to school with college-based networks
When Facebook started off it was essentially an online yearbook based entirely on where you went to college — you could only log in if you had a .edu email address.
