Male editors ‘more likely to accept papers from other men’
Study finds further evidence to suggest peer review process riddled with gender and racial bias
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Texas A&M-SA offering Facebook-sponsored cybersecurity university program
Texas A&M University of San Antonio continues to makes changes to not only its campus but its courses. It recently added a hybrid course in cybersecurity sponsored by Facebook.
Half of European students ‘not experiencing internationalisation’
Study finds that a quarter of students at European universities think internationalisation is of little importance
Trump ‘went off’ on French president during face-to-face meeting
US President Donald Trump was "ranting and venting on trade" to French President Emmanuel Macron during their bilateral meeting Monday evening, according to a senior diplomatic source.
California university ditches ‘offensive’ Gold Rush themed mascot
California State University, Long Beach announced on September 20 that it will "retire" its Prospector Pete mascot after a decades-long debate over the figure's political correctness.
How the Field Museum accelerated sustainability
If you’ve traveled to Chicago, you likely are familiar with the Field Museum, a grand building from 1893 filled with world-class artifacts and active research on one of the world’s top natural history collections.
Education for all… even a ‘Nazi’?
Colleges are routinely accused of intolerance toward nonliberal views. One university did all it could to ensure that a literal poster boy for white supremacy got his degree.
Google Curriculum, College Credit
Tech giant gets hands-on with its new online IT certificate, as a growing number of community colleges and Northeastern University create credit pathways with the curriculum.
Class canceled, students excused for Kavanaugh accusers ‘moment of silence’
Mississippi State professors canceled class or excused students so that they could attend a "moment of silence" for Brett Kavanaugh accusers.
Death at Delta Sig: Heiress wages a million-dollar war on frats
It’s almost midnight when Deborah Tipton settles down to study the evidence once again. In her grand Memphis home, the scene of elegant dinner parties and fundraisers, police reports and private investigators’ notes cover an antique dining table.
