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Saudi Arabian girls will be officially allowed to practice sports in private schools for the first time, according to an education ministry announcement reported in the nation's official press agency.
Islamist-ruled Egypt is open to visitors who drink alcohol and wear bikinis as it sets out to boost numbers by at least a fifth this year ...
Cherian George, an outspoken academic at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) who was denied full professorship earlier this year – sparking an international outcry – has failed in his appeal against the university’s decision to deny him tenure, it has emerged.
Internet giant Google has changed the tagline on the homepage of its Palestinian edition from "Palestinian Territories" to "Palestine".
A group of pupils at a middle school in Alaska took control of their classroom computers after phishing for administrator privileges.
A new report out from the National Council of Teachers of English criticizes the practice of using machine scoring for writing assessments.
NZ First leader slams approval for Harvard to purchase 1300ha in Otago, New Zealand, to add to portfolio
The figure represents the cost difference between commercial textbooks, which can cost hundreds of dollars apiece, and free digital books written by Washington faculty members that cover the same subjects.
Henry Ford faced the same challenge in the early 1900s that people examining sustainable business face today.
A solar-powered airplane that developers hope to eventually pilot around the world took off early on Friday ...
