Two Ohio University organizations previously under conduct review have been put on probation for the next two years, with one facing a hazing allegation.

World’s second-biggest publisher says proposals to accelerate switch to open access would not be sustainable for many titles

Despite growing public attention to the importance of due process in college disciplinary proceedings, more elite colleges earned rock-bottom reviews from an education civil-liberties organization this year.

Men frame their research findings more positively than do women, finds a new study. Why does that matter, and how should science respond?

The dream of robot researchers is edging closer with automated laboratory producing five years of experiments in just two weeks, experts claim

Study finds that students who are more likely to perceive stigma around mental health issues have greater odds of exhibiting suicidal behaviour

A mathematics professor at the University of California, Davis, has faced significant pushback for criticizing university-mandated “diversity statements,” testimonies that purportedly help determine the degree to which job applicants will be able to advance and promote diversity on campus.

On Jan. 1, the new International Maritime Organization regulation for reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels from 3.5 percent to 0.5 percent will take effect. With the change comes the need for inspections and enforcement to give the new rule "teeth" and force compliance.

Facebook has created a chatbot to help its own employees answer tricky questions from friends and family over the holiday season.

Proposals include new job classifications, a rolling back of metrics, and shorter publication lists in a bid to end excessive ‘emphasis on research performance’