Due process for alleged student hacker?
Tufts University recently expelled a student for allegedly hacking grades, but did the university make the right call?
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Kansas lawmakers pass a bill that’s sure to trigger gun control advocates
A bill that would enable 18-year-old students to conceal carry just passed the Kansas House of Representatives.
MIT to open AI college
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is quickly becoming commonplace in computers and consumer electronics.
European copyright directive ‘opens door to mass digitalisation’
Librarians welcome new European rules on copyright, which also secures right for researchers to mine text and data
Auctioning Off College Admissions Spots
LinkedIn post by employee of Harvard Management Company infuriates many -- and is removed. But is it a sign of the times that people are saying auctions might be fairer than current system?
Berkeley law school dean: Trump’s free speech executive order is ‘unconstitutional’
Two University of California administrators wrote in a recent op-ed that Trump's campus free speech executive order is "unconstitutional."
Half of UK private providers ‘exit sector in three years’
For-profit institutions at particular risk of collapse, researchers say
Political theory pays dividends for modest campus in US Midwest
While waiting to transform economies, modern monetary theory is raising interest in a humble Missouri university department
When Grading Less Is More
Professors' reflections on their experiences with "ungrading" spark renewed interest in the student-centered assessment practice.
Students demand pres. start packing over Israel study abroad stance
Students at Pitzer College in California are calling on the school's president to resign.
