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Turns out, Harvard students aren’t that smart after all
A whopping 43% of white students weren’t admitted on merit. One might call it affirmative action for the rich and privileged Read more
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Academics discuss how ‘pro-migrant, anti-capitalist’ activism is accomplished through research
The University of Arizona recently hosted a seminar in which scholars and grad students discussed how “pro-migrant, anti-capitalist” outcomes can be achieved through research projects, in particular amid the COVID pandemic. Read more
Apple announces self-service repair scheme in win for campaigners
Apple has announced a "self-service repair" programme so "customers who are comfortable" can fix their own devices. Read more
Open Doors: The 5 key areas hurt by lack of international student mobility
Declines during the pandemic affected education pathways to and from the U.S. These states and institutions fared best. Read more
Number of Chinese students in US falls
The number of international students from China pursuing studies at US colleges and universities declined by nearly 15 percent last year, the biggest drop in a decade, educational authorities said Monday, as American institutions reported they are prioritizing outreach and recruitment. Read more
Singaporean students ‘most honest’ among anglophone peers
Half of respondents to survey admit cheating overall, but only 21 per cent of students from Singapore own up Read more
How does a university deal with hurricanes, pandemics and free speech?
The University of North Carolina–Wilmington is right in hurricane alley and has had a couple of hits in recent years. Read more
Halo Infinite given early multiplayer launch for 20th anniversary
The latest game in the Halo series has been released three weeks early to coincide with the franchise's 20th anniversary. Read more
Howard Students End Sit-In
After 33 days of protest, student demonstrators reach an agreement with Howard University administrators over housing conditions and student representation on the board. Read more
College rules against professor who defended rigorous math standards
A hearing officer at a Nevada community college has ruled against a professor who says the school is trying to fire him for standing against weakening math standards. Read more
