Bleak job landscape for today’s Degree holders
For the first time, unemployment rates for young recent graduates are rising faster than for those without a college degree. Read more
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My journey to the heart of the forgotten internet
Slowly but surely, huge swaths of the internet are vanishing. But the artefacts of the early web are still out there, and they have lessons for the future. Read more
A Summer Camp Where Professors Are the Focus
How two weeks at Hamilton College helped philosophy instructors become more innovative teachers. Read more
Religious college closes all degree courses after funding pulled
Liverpool Hope and Manchester to provide support as Spurgeon’s College shuts after nearly 170 years Read more
No evidence Ibram Kendi has started new think tank at Howard University
When Howard University students head back to campus in just a few weeks, they might be interested in getting involved with Professor Ibram Kendi’s latest endeavor. Read more
Can Academic Freedom Survive the Surveillance State?
Two bizarre weeks in a Boston courtroom and the threat to intellectual life in America. Read more
The world is getting hotter – this is what it is doing to our brains
As heatwaves become more intense with climate change, scientists are racing to understand how extreme heat changes the way our brains work. Read more
Trump administration reaches $50 million deal with Brown University to restore funding
The Trump administration has reached a multimillion-dollar agreement with Brown University to restore federal funding—its second major deal with an elite university after last week’s $221 million settlement with Columbia University. Read more
Asian international students shift to tech and health courses
New data shows applicants increasingly choosing computing and healthcare degrees in the UK, as post-study work options take precedence Read more
Teachers moving from ‘progressive states’ into Oklahoma to be vetted by pro-Constitution test
The Oklahoma State Department of Education will roll out an assessment to test teachers moving in from “progressive states” to ensure they have a strong grasp of the U.S. constitution before they are given a teaching credential for the Sooner State. Read mre
