Half of UK 10-year-olds own a smartphone
Fifty per cent of the UK's 10-year-olds owned a smartphone in 2019, according to a report by media regulator Ofcom.
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The assault on Spain’s public universities must end
The appointment of Manuel Castells as the country’s universities minister signals a change in fortune
‘The Dersh’ Stands Alone
Alan Dershowitz's legal arguments against impeaching President Trump have thrust him even farther into academe's margins.
Scholars convene to address ‘crisis’ of ‘false’ scientific research
The National Association of Scholars is bringing scientists together to "reform scientific research."
The unfortunate repercussions of over-politicizing art at Yale
In mid-January as I sat down for the first lecture of “Introduction to the History of Art: Renaissance to Present,” I expected nothing more than a simple overview of the course.
How Florida helps adult learners finish degrees
Approximately 2.2 million Floridians have some college credit but no bachelor’s degree
BlackBerry breaks up with phone-maker TCL
Chinese electronics giant TCL will not release any more BlackBerry-branded phones, the company has announced.
KU students demand BARF BAGS on Monday after Super Bowl
University of Kansas student senators voted on a resolution to ask the school to cancel classes on Monday.
Department of Education plans to make income-share agreements easier for colleges
The Department of Education is getting into the game of income-share agreements. Sort of.
She collected art worth millions. Now, she’s giving it to Howard
When Patricia Walters started building her art collection in the mid-1980s, she nabbed whatever caught her attention — from a verdant watercolor landscape by Lois Mailou Jones to the Harlem Renaissance-era work of Jacob Lawrence.
