For Selina Leem, an 18-year-old from a tiny part of the Marshall Islands in the middle of the Pacific, the adoption of Saturday's "Paris Agreement" on climate change wasn't about wonky diplomacy.

Don't call me Ishmael. Call me "Albicetus."

Thursday is United Nations Human Rights Day but not everywhere is it celebrated with equal enthusiasm.

India will be home to the largest domestic higher education market by 2025, while China will remain the number one provider of international students globally, according to a study from the British Council.

After one year of probation, Norfolk State University's accrediting agency has lifted the sanction.

China's top Internet watchdog said on Wednesday it maintains not only the freedom but also the order of cyber space and China's door is always open to global Internet firms unless they do harm to the country's national interest and consumers' rights.

Schools in England face a deepening problem in recruiting enough teachers, head teachers say.

University of Maryland President Wallace D. Loh wants to change the name of the College Park campus' Byrd Stadium, which honors a longtime campus president who opposed integration

Sitting on a shabby green sofa somewhere in the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul, Iraq, the militants laugh and joke as one of them films their excited chatter.

How does a company go about setting internal goals related to climate change?