Robot to sit the Chinese national college entrance exam in 2017
A robot is being designed to compete with 12th graders during the college entrance examination in 2017 and get a score qualifying it to enter first-class universities in China
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Students at fake university say they were collateral damage in sting operation
For foreign-born students desperate to stay in the United States, the University of Northern New Jersey seemed like the perfect solution:
Half of fresh Chinese graduates get job or become entrepreneurs
The number of university graduates reached 7.65 million in 2016, hitting a new historic high
Transfer students surge, force changes at University of Minnesota
Nikolai Fjelstad was one of the University of Minnesota’s rejects. Now he’s a sophomore.
Schools are using bitcoin technology to track students
Recording and verifying candidates' credentials can be costly and time-consuming for academia and businesses alike.
Scholarship program offers aid for undocumented students
Hundreds of undocumented immigrant students now have access to millions of dollars in financial aid to attend Eastern Connecticut State University and Delaware State University.
Northwest College cuts programs, professor protests decision
Northwest College will cut three of its programs and four staff positions because of Wyoming’s budget crisis, a decision that’s drawn the ire of the school’s journalism professor
Nine universities on one small campus? It’s real. It’s here. And it could be higher ed’s future.
It would be easy to mistake the Universities at Shady Grove as a flagship public school, with its red-brick buildings and its state-of-the-art labs, library and fitness center.
Obama administration directs schools to accommodate transgender students
The Obama administration on Friday directed schools across the nation to provide transgender students with access to suitable facilities ...
SCHEV steps aside; GMU law school to be named for Scalia
George Mason University can rename its law school for the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia without state-level approval.
