Makerspace brings high-tech tools to Cabrillo College
Layer by colorful layer, plastic figurines form in the bellies of a row of 3-D printers at Cabrillo College’s new Makerspace.
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Why You Should Teach at Lunchtime
Students are more creative in the middle of the day, study finds.
Take these 9 steps to demystify science-based targets
More companies are setting greenhouse-gas emission targets in line with what science says is needed to keep global temperatures from rising above 2 degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial temperatures.
Lecturer calls for universities to tackle abuse in the theatre
An academic expert on theatre has called for ethical training to be introduced into drama education, just as it is in many medical, law and business schools.
Google CEO: AI is ‘more profound than electricity or fire’
Just how big a deal is artificial intelligence?
China to take lead position in research
Country plans to spearhead major international science projects
Top video games depict unrealistic drugs use says study
A study of real and made-up drugs in best-selling video games has highlighted how harmful narcotics often give unlikely strength and health boosts to characters.
When Is a President Accountable for What She Didn’t Know?
The question is often “What did a president know, and when did she know it?” But in complex sexual misconduct cases that involve institutional failures, at what point does that stop mattering? Under fire, Michigan State president resigns.
Degree algorithms create ‘artificial differences’ in final grades
Students who achieve the same set of marks are being awarded widely divergent final degree scores, owing to the use of different algorithms by UK universities, an analysis reveals.
Disney to give $1,000 bonuses to 125,000 employees, create a higher ed program
Walt Disney Co. is giving $1,000 bonuses to 125,000 employees and spending $50 million to create a new higher education program for workers, the company said Tuesday.
