The fight to define regenerative agriculture
Organic agriculture has transitioned from fringe to mainstream over the past two decades, with sales showing double-digit growth for many years and big retailers such as Costco embracing organic products.
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Seeking a shared global standard for digital credentials
Nine universities in five countries are working together to create a shared infrastructure for digital academic credentials.
Free Speech ‘Meltdown’
Williams plans to revise its policies after a faculty petition to adopt free speech guidelines enraged student activists.
Students, graduates may be next targets of college-admissions scandal investigation
Federal prosecutors have sent letters to some college students or graduates whose parents have been implicated in the nationwide admissions bribery and fraud scandal, informing them that they may also be targets in the probe, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Stanford flier: Massages and acupuncture ONLY for trans/non-binary students
A flier at Stanford advertised massages and acupunctures...but only for transgender and non-binary students.
‘Lighter-than-air’ aircraft has first test flight
An innovative aircraft that turns into a "lighter-than-air" balloon to propel itself forward has been flown for the first time.
Singapore ‘fake news’ law ‘threatens academic freedom worldwide’
Academics fear global reach of new Singaporean legislation could result in censorship of international academic journals
Apple AI accused of leading to man’s wrongful arrest
A student is suing Apple Inc for $1bn (£0.77bn), claiming that its in-store AI led to his mistaken arrest.
Online learning has a chief administrator — signaling a trend in distance education
A recent surge of higher ed chief administrator positions that involve spearheading web initiatives reveals that online learning is now mainstream.
Forced to Fail Students?
A former Arizona State University professor says he was required to ensure at least 30 percent of his students failed. The university says he’s lying.
