China's middle class was above 10 million in 2012, and 75 percent of them hope that their children will study abroad, according to a report jointly released by Forbeschina.com and CreditEase, a Beijing-based wealth management firm.

It seems that in at least one part of the world, the golden arches have lost a little luster.

Mark Lamster, a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based author and lecturer, has joined the University of Texas at Arlington as a professor of practice in architecture.

Hard on the heels of the January unadjusted Current Employment Statistics (CES), come the February numbers, now that New Hampshire Employment Security has got its end-of-the year benchmarking out of the way.

David Roberts at the online news organization Grist commented last week on Twitter that "people talk about 'externalities' like they are just bad vibes or something.

Fifteen Syrian students were killed when rebel mortar shells hit a Damascus University canteen on Thursday ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced on Thursday that it had expanded a public database of complaints it has received on financial products and services, to include federal and private student loans.

Florida politicians and conservative pundits have been expressing outrage for the last week about an exercise in which students in a course on intercultural communications at Florida Atlantic University were allegedly told to "stomp on Jesus" (in the form of a paper with "Jesus" written on it).

Boston College is threatening to punish a group of students who are giving out condoms in their dorms and on campus sidewalks.

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