A Class Implodes Over Race
Several administrators have lost their jobs in the last month amid campus protests over issues of race.
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International schools ride booming demand in China
Victor Xian was five years old when his family emigrated to Australia from Guangzhou in 2007.
Hong Kong goes to the polls in first vote since democracy protests
Hong Kong went to the polls on Sunday (Nov 22) for the first time since huge pro-democracy protests gripped the city, in a key test of public sentiment.
Top questions asked on the ISIS ‘Help Desk’
ISIS has a technology resource for jihadists looking to better cover their tracks.
The real reason you can’t get a job
For Catherine Nguyen-Cat, the struggle to find a job has been “mostly a confidence issue”.
Fees lifted for private Chinese school kids
State Council makes all students equal as it promotes govt support for tuition, books
Genetically modified salmon cleared for human consumption
Federal regulators cleared the way for a genetically engineered salmon to be farmed for human consumption in the first-ever such approval for an animal whose DNA has been scientifically modified.
Texas and the next chapter for local climate action
As the world mourns the victims of the terrorist attacks that took place Friday in Paris, plans for the upcoming United Nations COP21 climate talks have shifted into crisis mode.
A Different Kind of Textbook Debt
Months after being acquired by Follett, campus store operator Neebo is still sending students to collection agencies over textbooks the students say they have already returned.
Minnesota schools get reprieve on new dual-credit mandates
College and university sponsors of dual-credit classes that allow Minnesota high school students to earn college credits now can have an extra five years to meet new requirements for the class instructors.
