Global reports of Microsoft faults
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The robots eyeing my job
The last thing I expected when attending the launch of the London Science Museum’s new Robots exhibition was to have a leading robot maker warn me that my job was at risk of roboticization.
Revised US travel ban ‘cuts off’ pipeline of university talent
US universities face a potential decline in international students and academics next year in light of Donald Trump’s revised travel ban ...
‘Unprecedented’ White Supremacist activity
Report documents 107 incidents at colleges and universities in the current academic year.
Ark. governor signs bill to create educational grant program
Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday signed a bill to create a grant program aimed at increasing degree and certificate attainment in high-demand fields at community and technical colleges and encouraging the graduates to work in Arkansas.
Amazon deepens university ties in AI race
Amazon.com Inc has launched a new program to help students build capabilities into its voice-controlled assistant Alexa
Shanghai sets up China’s first college in relic restoration
China's first college in the field of relics restoration has been established.
100 seeds for a sustainable future: Launching entrepreneurship
Day 41: A free university for all citizens
Oklahoma legislator’s questionnaire asks Muslims: ‘Do you beat your wife?’
Three Muslim students who wanted to talk with an Oklahoma state legislator about Islam were told to fill out a questionnaire first, said a state leader of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
Sexual harassment ‘at epidemic levels’ in UK universities
Sexual harassment, misconduct and gender violence by university staff are at epidemic levels in the UK, a Guardian investigation suggests.
