The city of Hamilton, hoping to boost its number of college-educated residents, will soon begin offering cash incentives of up to $5,000 to young professionals who move there.

On Jan. 10, New York City announced a goal to divest its pension funds from fossil fuel interests within five years.

State legislatures are banning spaces colleges have carved out for free expression and protest that many consider restrictive.

Although Finland and South Korea have agreed deals with the publisher, European sectors are looking to take a harder line

The Scottish government has extended its pledge of free university tuition for European Union students to the cohort arriving in 2019-20, covering the period immediately after the UK’s exit from the bloc.

BMW, whose plant in Greer is 98 percent automated, needs more robotics experts.

The newly revised senior high school curriculum includes more ancient Chinese poems and prose for recitation, sparking a public discussion on whether it will increase the burden on students.

In fall 2017, 147 incidents were recorded, compared to 41 in fall 2016.

About five years ago, college presidents, software developers, and education reformers predicted that “massive open online courses,” or MOOCs, would spur a revolution in higher education and a new era of flexible, affordable learning.

Staff at a Russell Group university have been told that they will face investigation over their grading if they award average marks lower than a 2:1.