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Kentucky university offers courses that allow students to earn anti-racism badges
A Catholic university in Kentucky recently launched a new certification program in “antiracism.”
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A series of knocks: Oxford/AstraZeneca’s bumpy road to Covid vaccine confidence
From doubts about safety in older people to questions about variants, scientists have faced a battle to convince the public and regulators
Bitcoin investors: From buying a Bentley to losing it all
Bitcoin has soared to trade at an eye-watering $48,000 (£34,820), following the news that Tesla has bought $1.5bn of the crypto-currency.
Biden quietly nixes Trump-era rule combating Chinese Communist-funded ‘propaganda’ centers
President Donald Trump tried to enact a policy that would put pressure on American universities to reveal cooperation with China’s Confucius Institute.
University of Phoenix wants its money back from Republican group linked to D.C. rally
The University of Phoenix has demanded that a Republican advocacy group return a $50,400 donation due to the group’s role in promoting a January 6 pro-Trump rally in D.C.
Investing in apprenticeship training is about to become easier for businesses
Employers can claim up to £2,000 for every apprentice – and reforms mean it will soon be simpler to get funding
Social media users ‘at risk’ over self-harm inquest delay
Social media users "may be put at risk" because of delays to an inquest into the death of a teenage girl.
The Growing Ithaca Resistance
The college wants to cut 116 full-time positions from its non-tenure-track faculty ranks, but alumni, students and professors are putting up a fight.
Here’s the truth about the campus budget crisis
Higher ed's financial challenges go deeper than declines in enrollment and operating revenues
Michigan launches free college tuition program for adults without degrees
The state of Michigan launched Michigan Reconnect. It’s a $30 million program that will provide scholarships to millions of eligible Michigan adults without college degrees, enabling them to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate at their in-district community college.
