I was born and raised in Iran, but feel my soul was manufactured in the United States. I felt like an American before I ever stepped foot in this country.

Perth university offers concession ‘in the spirit of moving towards a resolution’ with Gerd Schröder-Turk

The last decade was a big one for artificial intelligence but researchers in the field believe that the industry is about to enter a new phase.

Federal officials have been scrutinizing foreign research ties for evidence of inappropriate influence. Now state lawmakers in Florida will do the same, raising concerns about potentially duplicative oversight.

Libraries leading the way in making campuses comfortable with artificial intelligence

The ACLJ filed a complaint against Georgia Tech believing that it has been involved in discriminatory activities against Jewish faculty and students

The pro-free speech nonprofit Speech First earlier this month filed a federal lawsuit against Iowa State University, accusing it of suppressing its students’ First Amendment rights.

Situation at Richmond raises questions about English sector regulation

Evergreen State, long known for experimental education and leftist politics, still has no majors but is providing students with "paths of study" to follow if they choose.

Julie Chinnock is 50 years old and owes about $250,000 in student loans. She was happy to get a new payment plan that lowered her monthly bill, but the holders of two bonds backed by her loans were probably less cheerful.