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BPP’s Dutch ownership brings call for scrutiny
All three of England’s for-profit universities owned in Netherlands
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Science Collections vs. Track and Field
U Louisiana Monroe says it's getting rid of two major natural history collections to make way for a sports field. Outrage ensues.
Rider to sell nearly century-old Westminster Choir College
For Westminster Choir College, the music will live on -- but precisely where is still to be determined.
More blockchain experiments that could unlock innovation
It’s barely the end of the first quarter, and 2017 has turned into a vortex of news related to the technology world’s favorite cause-du-jour, the blockchain.
Samsung unveils first new flagship phones since exploding phone debacle
Say goodbye to the Galaxy's home button and hello to an infinity display.
George Soros’ university in Hungary ‘is facing closure’
Students and staff at the Central European University (CEU) in Hungary are protesting against what they say are government plans to close it down
Standing With the Vulnerable
Liberal campus criticisms of the Trump administration and broader political environment are a dime a dozen. So a new denunciation of promised deportations and other rhetoric from faculty members at Christian and Catholic colleges stands out.
Stop binning negative results, researchers told
A new Europe-wide code of research conduct has ordered academics and journals to treat negative experimental results as being equally worthy of publication as positive ones.
House higher ed plan slashes funding for UCF, other schools
A House higher education plan released Monday would cut $164 million from state colleges and universities, including $5 million for the University of Central Florida that is part of a new program designed to help improve its ranking nationwide.
Technology isn’t our sole salvation in tackling climate change
At the COP 21 climate convention in Paris at the end of 2015, leaders from 194 nations agreed to pursue actions that will cut greenhouse gas emissions enough to keep global warming within 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial conditions.
