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Job willingness of international students in China
In order to attract more foreign talents, China is increasing its efforts to make it easier for international students to stay and work in the country.
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System Crash
Computer science students on a number of campuses complain that their departments can't meet demand. Their professors are also stressed. But experts say there is no clear fix for nationwide shortage of computer science faculty.
Machine learning scientists protest as Nature moves into field
Boycott comes as Springer Nature reveals to investors how it uses brand and impact factor to charge academics ‘premium’ prices
The Duty to Prevent Suicide
Top court in Massachusetts rules that colleges and professors in some cases may be sued for failing to prevent students from killing themselves.
High-paying trade jobs sit empty, while high school grads line up for university
Like most other American high school students, Garret Morgan had it drummed into him constantly: Go to college. Get a bachelor's degree.
Zambia library warns ‘half-naked’ female students
One of Zambia's top universities has urged female students to stop visiting the library "half-naked" because it distracts male counterparts.
We need more quality media courses producing media-literate graduates
Quality creative graduates can bring desirable skills to any organisation including media literacy and data analysis
Opioid Epidemic Largely Skips Campuses
Cases of opioid misuse among college students appear to be few, but institutions ramp up prevention and treatment measures as the crisis ravages surrounding communities.
Is tenure dying? Does it matter?
The proportion of America’s college students taught by tenured professors has steadily shrunk over the years.
Harvard’s postgraduate union move increases pressure on US elite
Harvard University’s agreement that it will negotiate with a new trade union formed by postgraduates is likely to increase the pressure on other leading US institutions to follow suit.
