My high school’s transgender bathroom policies violate the privacy of the rest of us
Few students ever dream that they’ll sue their high school. But that is exactly what several of my peers and I had to do.
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Anthropologists Face a Grim Task: Identifying Human Remains After California’s Fires
The skeleton’s thorax, including the rib cage and chest area, was partially exposed, lying among debris from a burned-out bathroom.
AI is disrupting education, but it’s not out for our jobs
Technologies like AR, VR and AI are here to stay, but you don’t have to be scared of them.
At one Mass. college, students are saving over $100,000 each year on books
In her first semester at Holyoke Community College, Haley Woods spent nearly $1,000 on books and materials.
Fearing espionage, U.S. weighs tighter rules on Chinese students
The Trump administration is considering new background checks and other restrictions on Chinese students in the United States over growing espionage concerns, U.S. officials and congressional sources said.
What UD’s change in its China Institute says about shifts in higher ed
The University of Dayton is ending academic operations at its China Institute after investing more than $14 million over six years in the venture.
Case Western Reserve University will be ‘home’ to ‘Cleveland Blockchain and Digital Futures Hub’
Case Western Reserve University Barbara Snyder announced Tuesday the formation of a new “Cleveland Blockchain and Digital Futures Hub."
Fewer students are majoring in history, but we’re asking the wrong questions about why
The number of history BAs awarded each year has dropped more steeply since 2011 than any other undergraduate degree measured.
Va. College students left with questions about their futures after abrupt closure
Brittany Grant always dreamed of helping others. "I remember when I was seven, gluing baby dolls back together, wanting to be in the medical field," Grant remembered.
Rutgers researchers learning how to use improv, other games to share their work with others
Person A is a time traveler from 300 years ago. Person B is expecting a phone call — and must explain how cellphones work before the time traveler accuses them of being a witch.
