Managers who ‘fetishise’ certain journals warp incentive culture
UK research culture likened to 1970s car industry, with individuals ignoring quality concerns
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Judge approves disabled veteran’s lawsuit against university for anti-male bias
Punished him despite lack of evidence in Title IX investigation
Students call to OUTLAW fossil fuels…but would they give up their own cars?
College and high school students alike flooded the streets of Downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 1, marching alongside sixteen-year-old Swedish teen Greta Thunberg to strike against climate change outside Los Angeles City Hall.
The Landscape for Master’s-Level Education
The landscape of postbaccalaureate learning has never looked more complex. On one hand, demand for the master's degree has never been higher -- the share of the U.S. population with an advanced degree has increased from 5 percent in 1980 to 13 percent today, leading the most competitive sectors of the workforce to refer to the master's as “the new bachelor's.”
Harvard hosts ‘Anal Sex 101,’ ‘Oral Sex 101’ and ‘fatphobia’ workshops
Annual, student-led Sex Week tradition returns to Ivy League institution
Global Connections: Leveraging virtual exchanges in New York
Three community colleges in rural New York leverage online education to provide experiences for U.S. students and to tap international students.
‘Location-specific’ blocks on journal access could be OA ‘interim solution’
‘Geo-specific access models’ will help overcome problem of different nations having different policies towards open access, European Commission expert argues
Two weeks after swastika incident, school remains tight-lipped about investigation
Campus police lead inquiry, but little is known after half a month
Addiction Support Goes Mainstream
Recovery programs that help students with alcohol and drug problems are more welcome as campus leaders try to help students overcome social barriers that prevent them from earning degrees.
Program to Help Make Sure College Students Are Well-Fed
College can be hard.
"Wake up at 5 o'clock in the morning to make an 8 o'clock class and then go to work," said Akazha Roberts, a student at Massachusetts Bay Community College in Wellesley.
