Australian Universities crack down on predatory journals
They fear graduate students are especially prone to the appeals to publish.
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Asian universities are on the rise. This is what it means for the rest of the world
Asian universities are on the rise. This is what it means for the rest of the world
Campus police departments in US provide crucial student programs, support to communities
Campus police departments across the nation provide programs such as self-defense classes, crime protection, and educational workshops.
History professor under attack from peers for taking stance against 1619 Project curriculum
A history professor who urged K-12 superintendents in his state against implementing the 1619 Project curriculum has come under heavy fire from peers who have attacked and vilified him.
Robot food delivery coming to college campuses this fall
Grubhub and Russia-based Yandex are teaming up to bring meal services to students through rovers.
Student Persistence Fell During Pandemic
The rate at which students stayed enrolled at a postsecondary institution dropped by two percentage points last fall, yet more evidence of the impact of the pandemic and recession.
Alabama higher ed official: Bill banning Confucius Institutes would have ‘unintended consequences’
Alabama lawmakers introduced legislation that would have banned Confucius Institutes from the state's public university campuses.
Cambridge University accused of Faustian pact in planned £400m deal with UAE
Rights advocate says proposed partnership with emirates raises ‘profound concern’ and Cambridge documents note ‘values gap’
‘P is for Protest!’ How Utah parents are rallying against critical race theory in public schools
Utah is one of many states in America considering banning critical race theory in public schools.
Florida law offering ‘BOGO’ tuition for STEM majors raises faculty concerns
A new law signed into effect last week will offer some students a “buy-one-get-one-free” deal on tuition for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) courses at state universities in Florida.
