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One paper, published in a journal called Sex Roles, said that the author had conducted a two-year study involving “thematic analysis of table dialogue” to uncover the mystery of why heterosexual men like to eat at Hooters.
Human beings may struggle to maintain their place in tomorrow’s highly mechanised universities, claims sociologist
As companies compete for workers in the tightest labor market in years, they’re rolling out new education benefits like college coaching and student loan repayments to recruit employees.
American Chemical Society and Elsevier are again suing academic networking site ResearchGate in an attempt to stop it distributing copyrighted research papers.
University of Southern Maine diversity and inclusive programming coordinator Gabriel Demaine floated the idea of offering a free credit to students who join "social justice organizations" in meeting with Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
Tricksters say they wanted to expose overly politicised research, but scholars are concerned about the motivation behind the sting
After a complaint from a group that tracks what it sees as violations of the separation of church and state, prompted Dixie State Inn, a hotel associated with the state-owned southern Utah university, to remove all copies of the Bible and the Book of Mormon from guest rooms.
Editors of book series stop publishing with Springer Nature to protest its acquiescence to Chinese government censorship demands.
Colorado State University advises students to use yellow emojis when addressing "diverse audiences" and to avoid using gendered emojis.
More Democrat candidates than ever running on some kind of free college plan, but there are splits within party
