Trump spars with Chelsea Clinton over Ivanka’s G20 seat
US President Donald Trump and former first daughter Chelsea Clinton have sparred over his decision to seat his daughter at a summit of world leaders.
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Could Google become God?
What links the record $2.74 billion EU fine imposed on Google for abusing its market dominance, the firm’s relationships with DeepMind and Planet Labs, a study on the health of the world’s pollinators and an out-of-the-blue wasp sting?
Support Grows for Major Shift in Pell
Bipartisan support builds for expanding Pell Grant eligibility to short-term certificates, although some experts worry about quality control and funding.
‘Mafia’ professors ‘control Pakistan’s corrupt research system’
Top academic claims universities have created 'factories' for junk science papers because of misguided funding system
U. of Miss. to implement plan to put ‘past into context’
The University of Mississippi announced today plans to add plaques to various sites on its Oxford campus and rename one building, all with the goal of offering more history and "putting the past into context."
College acceptance letters in augmented reality
Technology has been used for some pretty crazy reasons.
Hard to say goodbye: Retired foreign teacher donates living room library
Many past and present students couldn't help shedding a tear as they farewelled Esther Snader from Anqing of East China's Anhui province.
India’s Ganges and Yamuna rivers are ‘not living entities’
India's revered Ganges and Yamuna rivers cannot be viewed as living entities, the Supreme Court has ruled.
University tells entire professoriate to reapply for their jobs
A UK university has told all of its research professors to reapply for their jobs, or face redundancy.
College after prison? New La. law makes it easier
Louisiana is the first state to prohibit public universities from asking applicants about their criminal histories, the latest development in a growing movement to "ban the box" on college applications.
