France gives online firms one hour to pull ‘terrorist’ content
Social media and other websites will have just one hour to delete offending content under a new law passed by France's parliament.
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U. of Oklahoma club hosting virtual esports career fair
The festival will bring together students and companies for unique avatar-driven interactions on an informal job-seeking platform.
Is this the crisis higher education needs to have?
The Covid-19 pandemic offers universities a once-in-a-generation opportunity to put their dysfunctional strategies behind them
Education Department ‘very responsive’ in congressional calls to turn over China documents
While the Education Department did not meet a Monday deadline set by a group of Congressional Republicans to hand over documents on China’s infiltration of higher education in the U.S., talks are ongoing, a GOP spokesman told The College Fix on Tuesday.
Coronavirus speeds journals’ shift towards open access
Scientists fighting for more publicly available research say changes made during Covid-19 crisis have influenced their efforts
Report: Living Expenses, Not Tuition, Are the Problem
New report finds that financial aid mostly has kept up with rising tuition prices. But living expenses are another story.
REPORT: Cal State to stay online until 2021
California State University will reportedly operate in a mostly virtual capacity this fall.
Elite cyborg universities could monopolize higher education after the pandemic
Scott Galloway, a Silicon Valley runaway who teaches marketing at NYU Stern School of Business, believes the pandemic has greased the wheels for big tech’s entrée into higher education.
Twitter allows staff to work from home ‘forever’
Twitter has told staff that they can work from home "forever" if they wish as the company looks towards the future after the coronavirus pandemic.
University of South Carolina tests First Amendment obligations with threats to punish Zoombombers
The University of South Carolina is refusing to say how a so-called Zoombombing incident violated school policy, or how its threats to punish the perpetrators are compliant with the public institution’s First Amendment obligations.
