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Foldable e-bikes hit roads amid China’s bike-sharing frenzy
As bike-sharing takes China by storm, one company has entered the industry with a new product -- the foldable electric bike.
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Salem College students conduct sit-in protest
About 100 students at Salem College conducted a sit-in protest Monday on campus, saying the school fosters a culture of racism, sexism and elitism.
Canada science review: will funding plea be put into practice?
Scholars applaud recommendation to increase cash for basic research, but question significance of post-budget release
Idaho gives education money directly to teenagers to manage themselves
Cassandra Madrigal is a high school senior and a top student, with a grade-point average of 3.94.
U.S. alters rules for picking student loan servicers
New federal memorandum rescinds previous guidance governing selection of loan servicers, removing some consumer protections.
Revealed: Australia’s most and least satisfied university students
Students at Sydney's top universities are among the least satisfied with their educational experience, according to government data that also paints the most detailed picture yet of how employers rate the skills of recent graduates.
U of Phoenix-HBCU Partnership Expands
Another historically black institution -- South Carolina State -- teams up with the University of Phoenix to offer online courses to a greater number of students.
10 Minutes with George Basile, Arizona State University
You’ve been teaching sustainability for a long time, even back in the day when you were with The Natural Step (circa 2000)
Assessing PhD supervisors ‘leads to higher completion rates’
Universities can improve their PhD completion rates by using metrics to assess the performance of supervisors, a conference has heard.
House, Senate to clash over future of S.C. college board
S.C. Commission on Higher Education leaders are denouncing a House proposal to slash that agency’s funding and strip much of its authority to vet college construction projects.
