With the U.S. out of Paris, what Is the future for global climate fight?
World leaders insist President Trump’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris agreement will not deter other nations from carrying out their commitments.
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Gulf education hub ‘irreparably damaged’ by Qatar crisis
The ongoing diplomatic crisis in Qatar will cause “irreparable reputational damage” to the Gulf as a location for university branch campuses, according to an expert on the region.
UNC system weighs development of an online bachelor’s degree
Chairman of the UNC Board of Governors Louis Bissette and Vice Chairman Roger Aiken were having dinner in Davidson, N.C., earlier this year and got to know their waiter.
Over 9 million students sit gaokao
Students arrive for the first day of the national college entrance exam, or gaokao at a high school in Beijing
Education aid ‘stagnates’ despite pledges
International funding to support education in poorer countries is "stagnating", says a Unesco report, despite campaigns calling for more investment.
How sports scientists are trying to change college football
The smell of bacon wafts through the most unorthodox office in Schembechler Hall on a spring morning in Ann Arbor.
Why sustainability reporting is all over the map
The growth of international investor interest in the reporting of sustainability factors by corporations has been breathtaking.
Rutgers-Camden to hold college fair for unauthorized immigrants
The state's largest university is offering help for unauthorized immigrant students who want to attend college in New Jersey.
Quarter of UK universities ‘under threat’ by 2022, v-c warns
One in four of UK universities face serious financial problems within five years because of an expected decline in domestic and international student numbers, a vice-chancellor has predicted.
Learning our scales (or why size really matters)
Do you recall the sequence in Steven Spielberg’s 1977 film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," where frantic scientists run up and down the scales on some sort of giant synthesizer, hoping for a communications breakthrough with aliens that are hovering like gods over Wyoming?
