Staying ahead of the robot apocalypse
Robots are taking over … literally.
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Poaching Talent From U.S.
Canada announces 24 scholars recruited to its universities from all over the world -- with more than half coming from the U.S.
It’s these Indian universities—not the IITs—that churn out the most H-1B techies
Where were most Indian H-1B visa-holders educated?
Tenure Under Threat in Kentucky
Late addition to budget bill would allow dismissal of tenured professors due to program changes or eliminations, ending protections previously adopted by college boards. Move comes as tenure rights are eroding elsewhere.
Asian Americans think an elite college degree will shelter them from discrimination. It won’t
College admissions season is here. In the coming weeks, millions of high school seniors will receive letters of acceptance or rejection. They will then have a few more weeks to choose which school to attend.
College financial aid for unauthorized immigrants? It could happen in N.J.
State lawmakers changed the rules five years ago to allow immigrants living in the country illegally to pay in-state tuition at New Jersey's colleges and universities.
‘Political propaganda’ banned from Israeli university lectures
Israeli universities have been told to bar their academics from expressing political opinions in class.
The Growing College Graduation Gap
First, some good news: In recent decades, students from modest backgrounds have flooded onto college campuses.
France to lower school starting age from six to three
Children in France will start school at the age of three instead of six, under new reforms announced by President Emmanuel Macron.
Are you flipping the wrong way?
Finding many educators are using outdated flipped learning techniques, a new group proposes global training standards to keep them up to date.
