South Africa fears brain drain as campuses remain on edge
Vice-chancellors warn that leading researchers will flee if unrest over tuition fees is not resolved swiftly
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Costume Choices
A year after detailed guidance from Yale set off a national debate, many other colleges are still offering detailed advice on how to avoid offensive Halloween costumes.
Belmont College now equipped with more than 1,500 iPads
Belmont College is boasting new technology for its students.
On College campuses, signs of progress on renewable energy
U.S. colleges and universities are increasingly deploying solar arrays and other forms of renewable energy.
4 ways to motivate people to warm to community solar
Let’s be honest: Designing a community solar product that resonates with customers, utilities and regulators can be challenging.
The Iraqi women who escaped ISIS but lost everything
Zainab's eyes are hazel, and a sliver of olive skin peeks from the stretchy turquoise scarf wrapped tightly around her face.
UK making ‘same mistake’ on overseas students as Australia
Aston University’s new vice-chancellor warns that UK universities are “collateral damage” in the immigration debate as the government makes the “same mistake” on overseas students that his home country of Australia made before changing tack.
Princeton to assist lower-income homeowners
Princeton University will help lower-income Princeton residents pay their property tax bills under a settlement agreement that ends the litigation challenging the University's property tax exemptions.
Borrowing Falls as Prices Keep Climbing
Tuition pricing, financial aid and student debt levels are still in their postrecession mold.
Clicks and bricks: How building is going digital
Architects and construction companies have been able to "look around" computerised 3D models of their buildings for some time.
