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Public universities contribute thousands to leftist WaPo ‘Made in History’ blog
One university reported spending up to $10,000, others confirmed they contribute financially in return for advertising.
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‘The humanities have suffered both from suicide and murder’
A study recently released by the Humanities Indicators Project of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences shows that degrees awarded in the humanities were declining for years before the pandemic.
Are algorithms the answer?
An experiment suggests colleges can help students bypass remedial courses for college-level classes by using algorithms instead of placement tests to predict academic outcomes.
Coding error spotted in Tim Berners-Lee NFT sale
A coding error has been spotted in a video displaying the original source code for the world wide web, used to advertise a $5.4m (£3.9m) auction sale.
The $800M deal that could change remote learning
Online learning powerhouse 2U has agreed to a takeover of edX, which would remain as a nonprofit with the two serving 50 million students.
Education Sec. Cardona does not answer ‘how many genders are there?’ during testimony
GOP Rep. Mary Miller asked Sec. Cardona how many genders there are during a hearing before the House Education and Labor Committee, during which the latter refused to respond.
University of Cambridge professor defends China’s human rights abuses
Peter Nolan, a professor at the University of Cambridge, warned his students against criticizing China’s human rights violations against nearly two million Uighurs.
Science journal editor says he quit over China boycott article
David Curtis says publisher of Annals of Human Genetics blocked call for protest at treatment of Uyghurs
TikTok removes more than seven million suspected under-age accounts
TikTok removed nearly 7.3 million accounts suspected to belong to under-age children in the first quarter of this year.
NCAA panel recommends letting players profit off name, image, likeness
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced that the NCAA Division I Council had recommended the organization temporarily “suspend amateurism rules,” allowing athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness.
