UK to promote universities abroad despite pledging visa crackdown
The UK government is spending £4 million on a campaign to attract overseas students to the nation’s universities...
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Teaching birds and bees: School launches book on gender education
Discovering different aspects of gender is part of a teenager's growth.
The port city that lost its water
Fishing boats lie stranded more than 100km from the sea, victims of a terrible environmental disaster.
Bangladesh’s ‘Rickshaw Faculty’
Researcher explores the exploitation of academics at the country’s private universities.
Revolt at Liberty U
Students sharply criticize President Jerry Falwell Jr. for endorsement and continued support of Trump, saying they seek to "regain the integrity" of the university.
Long-delayed regulations for teacher-preparation programs arrive
The U.S. Education Department published regulations Wednesday governing programs that prepare new K-12 teachers ...
For a bird nearing extinction, an Indian doctor seeks a cure
Numbers of the great Indian bustard are down to about 250, the result of hunting and habitat loss.
US election: Trump presidency ‘dangerous’, says UN rights chief
Donald Trump's "deeply unsettling and disturbing" views make him a danger internationally, the UN's human rights chief has said.
‘Machiavellian’ scientists more likely to commit research fraud
Niccolò Machiavelli was unlikely to have been thinking about scientific misconduct when he wrote “one who deceives will always find those who allow themselves to be deceived” in The Prince.
Stepping-Stone or Off-Ramp?
Stackable credential pathways have plenty of promise, but a new study fuels worries about poorly designed programs shunting underrepresented student groups into short-term programs of questionable value.
