Earlier this month, Inside Higher Ed reported on Peter Fröhlich, a Johns Hopkins University professor whose policy of scaling final exams according to the highest score led to three entire classes sitting out the final -- and getting As, since the highest score was a 0.

I kept getting misguided advice from day one with Ashford. They wanted me to start right away, even BEFORE they received my transcripts! I was 4 months into the program when they contacted me about how they were not going accept some core classes from HSU, and have me take more GE classes! I was mortified.

Reaching company goals require cooperation from a set of decentralized players, so even CEOs can't do it alone, execs reported at GreenBiz Forum New York.

A few days ago, the prestigious New York Times published a rather negative cold-weather review of the Model S by John M. Broder. The problem? Elon Musk says it doesn't match the car's logs.

On a speaking tour of Australia, the controversial Dutch populist is being touted as a prophet of “Freedom, Islam and the West”, but a bit of truth-squadding shows his message is losing appeal at home.

Now there are 135.That's how many medical tests, treatments and other procedures - many used for decades - physicians have now identified as almost always unnecessary and often harmful,

Google has unveiled its first touchscreen-enabled laptop.

The company is moving forward on new initiatives, but still wrestles with the issue of profiting from sugary beverages.

The nonprofit is giving university partners two options for sharing in the money its MOOCs bring in.

Two providers of massive open online courses are expanding their course catalogs to try to find a larger global audience.