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Facebook can’t hide behind algorithms
If Facebook’s algorithms were executives, the public would be demanding their heads on a stick, such was the ugly incompetence on display this week.
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University of Montana lecturers to stay for full school year
The University of Montana rescinded its attempt to cut short yearlong contracts with more than 30 lecturers Thursday, after the faculty union brokered an agreement.
Transforming corporate clean energy commitments into action
In the days after President Donald Trump’s announcement to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, more than 1,200 cities, states, universities, and corporations declared, "We are still in."
Should Students Be Asked if Professors Are Inclusive?
Ball State Faculty Council debates how to assess commitment to diversity when using teaching evaluations, and how to phrase the question.
University rankings ‘must give greater recognition’ to engagement
University rankings must take fuller account of institutions’ engagement with communities, industry and public policy, sector leaders have urged.
Trump’s culture wars take over American sports
The biggest question in the NFL this year, isn't who will win Super Bowl 52.
‘Unfit’ Uber stripped of London license
London deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service on Friday and stripped it of its license to operate from the end of next week ...
Russia, China use UN stage to push back on a US-led world order
Russia and China challenged the United States' global leadership in United Nations speeches peppered with bare-knuckled criticism of the Trump administration's hostility toward Iran, its "military hysteria" over North Korea, and its approach to the rest of the world.
Was Aaron Hernandez a victim of sport’s growing brain injury toll?
The suicide of a jailed ex-NFL footballer later found to have had brain disease is renewing debate about the safety of sports where high impacts are common.
Federal Audit Challenges Faculty Role at WGU
Education Department’s inspector general labels Western Governors as a correspondence-course provider, seeks reimbursement of $713 million in aid and may broadly threaten competency-based education.
