Time to talk, Hong Kong university leaders tell combatants
Digging in will solve nothing, university presidents say, as protests continue
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Profs spend Fourth of July hating on Trump’s ‘Salute to America’ celebration
College professors expressed their resentment to President Donald Trump’s Independence Day celebration over Twitter.
What free college really means
Many inside the University at Buffalo athletics department have called the opening of the Murchie Family Fieldhouse a real game changer for the university.
To set ethical standards, Europe needs to lead on innovation
Horizon Europe planners must remember that research into ethics and societal needs will only be effective if Europe has world-leading technological capacity
Lecture Capture reduces attendance, but students value it
Study finds students are modestly less likely to come to class when lectures are recorded, but the videos bolster their learning
Students say America is NOT the greatest country on Earth
As Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, a new Gallup survey shows pride among the country's residents at an all-time low.
Standardised admissions tests are irredeemably flawed
Supplementing SAT scores with an ‘environmental context dashboard’ will not overcome the influence of non-academic factors, says Jessica Welburn Paige
‘Cash-for-access’ claim over £1 million bill for Whitehall ties
Government scheme funded by four universities raises concern in sector over ‘surprising flow of resources’
Brown is archiving gay pulp fiction to preserve a moment of LGBTQ history
“Biker Lust.” “The Book of Studs.” “Astrogay.” The John Hay Library at Brown University seems more suited to stately, leather-bound tomes than books with titles like those. But the university keeps almost 5,000 paperbacks in its gay pulp fiction archive.
Harvard prof: School is ‘reprogramming students’ into ‘right-thinking’ grads it ‘wants them to be’
A Harvard University policy prohibits students who join single-gender groups from achieving university endorsement for Rhodes scholarships, captaining school varsity sports teams, or leading student groups.
