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Liberty’s Disclosure Headache
University says it did not need to break out home sale to Trey Falwell, a top administrator who is son of the president, after allegations in an article that also detailed his ownership of a Miami hostel.
Experts discuss promoting Chinese books globally
A symposium on translating and publishing children’s literature abroad was held at the Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF)
The R-factor: a new way to rate journal articles?
Researchers have launched an ambitious new metric to rate the reproducibility of a scientific paper ...
Hundreds crowd WSU administration building during sit-in protest
Hundreds of students crowded the French Administration building on Friday for a sit-in protest amid racial tensions on campus.
Why Female Students Leave STEM
Paper finds that bad grades on their own aren’t enough to prompt a change of major, and neither is the environment, but problems arise when those factors compound one other.
Campuses tackle the opioid epidemic
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College (A-B Tech) in North Carolina was devastated by a fatal overdose on campus last month.
The White Face of Library Leadership
An Ithaka S+R survey of research libraries reveals a lack of racial and ethnic diversity in the profession, particularly at the upper levels.
Reviewer criticises ‘no publication after preprint’ rule
An academic is boycotting peer review for a scholarly journal after it turned down a manuscript that had previously been published on the website of an education centre.
Student pedals bike 4,300 km to start university
A freshman was so excited to be admitted to a university this year that he rode a bike more than 4,300 kilometers across the country to his university in 22 days.
