Private colleges across America can’t pay their bills
Behind the scenes in colleges across the U.S., institutions are having trouble paying their bills.
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The rising tide of ocean resilience awareness in China
Like many coastal nations, China has been facing an acute decline in the health of the ocean along its coastline caused by both terrestrial and marine development.
Windows 10 to be retired in 2025, as new OS unveils
Microsoft says it will stop supporting Windows 10 in 2025, as it prepares to unveil a major revamp of its Windows operating system later this month.
College to charge unvaccinated students $1,500 ‘Health & Safety’ fee
Rhodes College will charge unvaccinated students the $1,500 each semester and require weekly testing.
The food system is a critical infrastructure investment
Congress is considering two massive investments in America’s infrastructure: the American Jobs Plan, focused on physical infrastructure and jobs; and the American Families Plan, focused on human infrastructure and care.
WhatsApp launches privacy campaign after backlash
WhatsApp has launched its first major privacy-focused advertising campaign in the UK.
Biden’s free community college plan faces high price tag, other hurdles
Included in the roughly $6 trillion of new government spending proposed by the Biden administration is the “Family Plan,” which aims to expand education, improve access to childcare, and reduce child poverty.
A Military Appointment at Swarthmore
The college is divided over the president's decision to pair with a foundation that sends retired military officers to campus to teach.
Dartmouth apologizes, drops cheating charges against medical students
The Geisel School of Medicine has dismissed all honor code charges against students accused of academic misconduct this winter, the dean said in an email message to the school community.
Undemocratic Civics at Purdue?
Some professors say the university is pursuing a civics literacy requirement against the will of the faculty and in so doing giving students the wrong message.
