Google and Apple remove alleged UAE spy app ToTok
Google and Apple have removed an Emirati messaging app called ToTok amid claims that it is used for state spying.
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Education Deserts
New report examines access to postsecondary opportunities by ZIP code, questions the impact of free college and says for-profit institutions fill gaps between public colleges.
Send Me on My Way: Students study ‘Drugs, Demons, and Dancing’ at UVM
The University of Vermont is wrapping up its first iteration of a course titled “Drugs Demons, and Dancing”
Student files bias complaint over university’s ‘Peanut Day’ event
Back in April, a University of Northern Iowa student — who is not even allergic to peanuts — filed a bias complaint with school officials over a campus event celebrating peanuts.
Dismissal of Chinese professors seen as major progress on #MeToo
Two prominent cases signal higher-level response to abuses on campus
Has the Master’s Degree Bubble Burst?
Analysis suggests projections of rapid growth in the master’s degree market were vastly overstated.
Wells Fargo PAYS Idaho college to ‘revise curriculum’ in name of ‘diversity’
Wells Fargo Bank recently awarded $150,000 to The College of Idaho for various diversity infinitives.
Colleges nationwide push an environmentally friendly, pro-sustainability Christmas
Across the nation, universities have a message: Have yourself a merry little environmentally friendly, pro-sustainability Christmas.
How blockchain could help put the Paris Agreement on course, from the bottom up
Last week was a downer for global climate policy.
International Education in an Era of Climate Change
A new network of international education professionals is trying to get the field to face the crisis of climate change -- and the carbon emissions generated by student air travel -- head-on.
