Bitcoin tops $34,000 as record rally continues
Bitcoin's value surged above $34,000 (£24,850) for the first time on Sunday as the leading cryptocurrency continued to soar.
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Students happy with quality of education despite challenges
A new Lumina Foundation and Gallup study shows the effects COVID-19 is having on students' outcomes, wellbeing and considerations for remaining in college.
Some universities to let students return to campus; others remain online, offer hybrid models
As the spring 2021 college semester approaches, many universities are making plans to best serve their students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amended copyright law will make it tough for plagiarists
The newly revised Copyright Law will come into effect from June 1 next year. The law, which has been amended in 2001, 2010 and 2020, plays an important role in protecting copyright owners' legitimate rights and has been promoting innovation and creativity ever since it was introduced in 1990.
New Mexico walks back ‘free’ college tuition promise, can no longer afford it
The governor of New Mexico announced a plan in 2019 to make college tuition free using the profits from oil.
Universities say student cheating exploding in Covid era
Institutions respond with both electronic crackdowns and pedagogical soul-searching
‘You don’t need college to succeed,’ says rising star national reporter
Chances are if you watched Fox News’ coverage of riots across the country the past six months you saw Julio Rosas.
Twitter to wipe Trump’s followers before Biden handover
Twitter has confirmed that the official US presidential accounts will be wiped of their millions of followers before being transferred to the Biden administration.
Biden’s Pick for Education Secretary
Miguel Cardona, education commissioner in Connecticut, is a strong defender of public schools.
Johns Hopkins newspaper removes study examining COVID death rate
Johns Hopkins University’s student newspaper staff retracted an article featuring a university study claiming that COVID-19 did not significantly increase the U.S. death rate.
