‘An Unacceptable Breach of Trust’
Editors of book series stop publishing with Springer Nature to protest its acquiescence to Chinese government censorship demands.
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Colorado State issues guidelines for ‘more inclusive’ social media
Colorado State University advises students to use yellow emojis when addressing "diverse audiences" and to avoid using gendered emojis.
Republicans deplore Trump mocking Brett Kavanaugh accuser
US President Donald Trump is facing criticism from fellow Republicans after he mocked a woman who says she was assaulted by his Supreme Court nominee.
Free college plans enter US Democratic mainstream
More Democrat candidates than ever running on some kind of free college plan, but there are splits within party
To make sustainability real, make it personal
From the perspective of business, engaging employees is critical to developing and advancing a company’s sustainability goals.
Harassment at the Annual Meeting
Historians join political scientists in documenting the unprofessional and illegal behavior women experience at annual gatherings.
The hunt for Planet X turns up a new solar system object
While searching for the mysterious Planet X that some astronomers believe lurks on the edge of our solar system, researchers instead found an extremely distant object they dubbed "the Goblin."
California bans ‘secret’ election bots
California has signed legislation which bans the use of undeclared bots during elections.
Vermont college ‘pop up course’ will discuss Kavanaugh allegations, ‘hook up culture’
Green Mountain College in Vermont will offer a two-week course in which students will discuss the sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
How to reject ‘climate porn’ and reach ‘climate acceptance’
It’s time to face climate change with acceptance. Not acquiescence, not resignation.
