Earth – The unexpected ingredient necessary for life
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Why Europe is leading on climate-conscious business
In 2015, I moved to Europe to develop our international services at 3Degrees.
Georgia Tech’s Model Expands
Three years after its low-cost MOOC-inspired master’s degree program in computer science launched, the institute announces a new program in analytics priced at less than $10,000.
Will some overseas students dump the US post-Trump?
Donald Trump’s election could prompt shifts in the world’s international student flows, some believe
Los Angeles college pays $28,000 in ransomware
A community college in the San Fernando Valley has become one of the latest institutions to pay ransom to hackers who took control of its computer system.
More than 800 college programs stick grads with too much debt
More than 800 career education programs saddle students with debt they can't afford to pay, the federal government said Monday, pointing the finger primarily at for-profit programs, but also at graduate programs in the arts run by elite schools such as Harvard and the University of Southern California.
China’s rugby revolution: $100M mission to grow ‘olive ball’
China is making headlines with its stratospheric spending on global soccer stars -- but is it also undergoing a rugby revolution?
Trump brands claims of compromising material ‘sick and phoney
US President-elect Donald Trump says allegations Russia has compromising material on him are "fake news, phoney stuff", put together by "sick people".
Scott: Fla. should cap fees at colleges and universities
Gov. Rick Scott envisions an easier way for Florida students to get a diploma — and, critically, a job — without an avalanche of debt.
Academics swear on Twitter ‘more than expected’
When we read tweets, what assumptions do we make about the strangers behind the 140 characters?
