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Chinese students ‘use university education to justify intolerant views’

One of the frequently cited benefits of higher education is its roles in producing graduates who embrace tolerance and progressive thinking.

First published by | November 20, 2017 | Education | 0 responses

Bounty of Promise Programs in California

With nearly 50 different local tuition-free initiatives, California colleges contemplate how they may merge existing programs with a new statewide plan.

First published by | November 20, 2017 | Education | 0 responses

Robots near carpe diem moment

First impressions, they say, leave deep impressions. How true!

First published by | November 20, 2017 | Science & Technology | 0 responses

You have to pay nearly $1 million just to view these apartments

At one Hong Kong apartment complex, it will cost you close to $1 million to just get your foot in the door.

First published by | November 17, 2017 | Lifestyle | 0 responses

Tesla unveils first truck – and roadster

Tesla has unveiled its first electric articulated lorry, designed to challenge diesel trucks as king of the road.

First published by | November 17, 2017 | Business & Politics | 0 responses

Walking a mile in the shoes of a closed-loop company

Currently, fewer than 2 percent of shoes worn in the United States are made here.

First published by | November 17, 2017 | Sustainability | 0 responses

‘Macho’ men skew pain sensitivity studies, research suggests

“Macho” men who exhibit alpha-male competitiveness and aggression may be skewing pain research by being more likely to volunteer to be tested on their pain responses, a study suggests.

First published by | November 17, 2017 | Education | 0 responses