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Schools are using bitcoin technology to track students
Recording and verifying candidates' credentials can be costly and time-consuming for academia and businesses alike.
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30 stunning feats of design battle to be the world’s best building
Featuring invisible houses and flora-clad towers, a thirty-strong shortlist of architectural projects from around the world ...
Sadiq Khan dismisses Donald Trump’s Muslim ban ‘exception’
Sadiq Khan has rejected US presidential hopeful Donald Trump's offer to make the new London mayor an "exception" to a ban on Muslims travelling to the US.
Predictive Analytics for Publishing
Start-up uses data analytics to tackle information overload among researchers and publishers in science, medical and technical fields.
Transfer students surge, force changes at University of Minnesota
Nikolai Fjelstad was one of the University of Minnesota’s rejects. Now he’s a sophomore.
How climate change will impact the global middle class
You don’t meet chief economists every day, which used to be a source of comfort to me.
Half of fresh Chinese graduates get job or become entrepreneurs
The number of university graduates reached 7.65 million in 2016, hitting a new historic high
Panama Papers affair widens as database goes online
The Panama Papers affair has widened, with a huge database of documents relating to more than 200,000 offshore accounts posted online.
Digital humanities scholars are like Silicon Valley ‘disruptors’
Many humanities scholars have praised the digital humanities as one of the more promising developments for their disciplines.
A Beloved Professor Fired
Students and alumni at William Carey University want to know why a tenured faculty member was dismissed. Some fear it is because he taught Genesis as divine but not literal
