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Oxford doctoral system criticised as Wolf thesis finally released
Lack of transparency in examinations under spotlight as US feminist’s dissertation finally lodged in Bodleian
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Self-driving cars to be allowed on UK roads this year
Self-driving vehicles could be allowed on UK roads by the end of this year, the government has said.
Georgetown announces new college degree program with a maximum-security prison
Georgetown University recently announced it would expand its non-degree prison education program to include one that can lead to a college degree.
Florida colleges, universities could sponsor charter schools
The Senate on Monday passed a measure that could lead to state colleges and universities sponsoring charter schools.
Pepperdine student gov hands out free copies of Critical Race Theory handbook ‘White Fragility’
Pepperdine University’s student government and Student Wellness Advisory Board handed out free copies of White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo.
UT-Austin creates alternative marching band for those who refuse to play ‘Eyes of Texas’
The University of Texas at Austin has announced that it is in the process of creating a second marching band, separate from the school’s current Longhorn Marching Band.
Idaho colleges and universities to look at ways to make some student fees optional
The Idaho State Board of Education asked Idaho’s college and university presidents to study their student fee structures with the intent of potentially making some fees optional.
EU-backed tool to combat cheating in online exams finally ready
‘Tesla’ creators say accuracy and security in design were more important than rushed roll-out
Five things to know about Apple’s iOS update
Apple has announced its new iOS 14.5 update for the iPhone and iPad.
Students want online learning options post-pandemic
The experience of learning remotely during the pandemic left students with a positive attitude toward online and hybrid courses, a new survey suggests.
