Band’s expected performance in inaugural parade sparks controversy
The organizers of President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural parade released a list of the groups who have accepted invitations to perform.
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New Republican Congress reverses ethics move after outcry
Republicans are to drop a plan to gut the independent body that investigates political misconduct, after an outcry.
‘White genocide’ tweet sparks academic freedom row
Drexel University and one of its professors faced an onslaught of criticism for his Christmas Eve tweet saying, “All I want for Christmas is white genocide.”
Big Legal Win for Climate Scientist
D.C. appeals court rules that bloggers who compared professor to Jerry Sandusky may be sued for defamation.
Darton College is officially no more
For some, the merger of Darton State College and Albany State University is the end of an era. For others, it is a new beginning.
Meet the four horsemen of the climate apocalypse
Let's face it, the climate community just got "Romneyed."
State colleges turn to the word ‘university’ to draw Chinese students
State officials hope to attract foreign students and boost online enrollments to state colleges.
Water efficiency challenges flow into 2017
We continue to overspend our budget when it comes to freshwater resources globally. No country is immune; this is not just a challenge for arid regions.
Fish and chips and flu pills: sick customer’s delivery order goes viral
Plenty of us turn to takeout when we're feeling too sick to cook.
Student writes to publishing house for answer after finding mistake in textbook
A Beijing primary school student recently wrote to the People's Education Press(PEP) for answers after she found the color of a magistrate's official habit illustrated in a Chinese textbook was historically inaccurate.
