House panel gives unanimous support to campus free speech bill
A bill protecting free speech rights on public college and university campuses sailed through committee with a unanimous vote Thursday.
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US community college: half of students could quit over money
Almost half of community college students in the US could drop out because of a lack of finances, according to new research.
Challenging Era for International Education
Administrators who promote global agendas for colleges consider the newly politicized nature of their work.
TreesCharlotte to help stem climate change by planting trees
TreesCharlotte will turn its work of increasing the city’s tree cover into a way for colleges and universities to help fight climate change.
TransferWise launches international money transfers via Facebook
Money transfer company TransferWise has launched a new service that allows users to send money internationally through Facebook Inc's chat application...
White House confirms adviser reassigned after disagreeing with Trump
A senior National Security Council adviser was reassigned to his old job at the National Defense University, a White House spokeswoman confirmed Sunday, after he criticized the Trump administration's Latin American policies.
Admit women or lose Tokyo Games golf, IOC tells club
The club scheduled to host the golf at the 2020 Tokyo Games must allow women to have full membership or organizers will have to find another venue...
Speaking Out Where Others Wouldn’t
President of Trinity Washington takes on Kellyanne Conway, Trump aide who is an alumna and a donor. To Patricia McGuire, the issue isn't politics, but truth.
Why won’t American business push for action on climate?
Many U.S. corporations have adopted environmentally friendly practices and touted themselves as green companies.
Cultural exploration main factor for teenage study abroad interest
Three-fifths of teenagers have considered studying abroad but the majority have concerns about safety and security, according to research that reveals the attitudes towards international education among school pupils.
