5G – who wants it, who’ll pay?
The hot topic at Mobile World Congress this year is not a new phone - apart from the Nokia 3110, they all look the same.
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Future of key UK nuclear research facility ‘in peril’
There are "just weeks" to secure the future of a world-leading research facility on UK soil in the wake of the government's decision to leave the European Atomic Energy Community as part of Brexit.
Trump says Obama behind leaks
President Donald Trump said he believes former President Barack Obama has been behind the leaks within his administration and the sizable, angry town hall crowds Republicans have faced across the country
DeVos: Black Colleges Are ‘Pioneers’ of ‘School Choice’
Education secretary's remarks astound many advocates for colleges that were created because black students were denied choices.
College endowments suffer ‘lost decade’
Officials overseeing endowments at some of Indiana’s smaller colleges and universities have cut back on spending, or are considering doing so, after struggling to grow the size of their funds over the past decade.
African-American gun club says membership surged in Trump era
More African-Americans appear to be taking an active interest in their right to bear arms since the election of President Donald Trump, gun club leaders and firearm sellers say.
President Trump: Seven ways the world could change
With Donald Trump in the White House, America's relationship with the rest of the world is on the verge of changing in some important ways.
Sweet Briar ‘town hall’ updates community on reset
Resurrected from the brink of closure in 2015, Sweet Briar College officials are working to keep the private all-women’s school alive, despite ongoing challenges.
Title IX Enforcement and LGBT Students
Obama administration guidelines for LGBT student protections under Title IX remain in place, and the student codes at Liberty and Bob Jones Universities appear to violate them.
100 seeds for a sustainable future: Crowdsourcing the MBA
In 2014, author and TEDx speaker Giselle Weybrecht posted one short idea a day for 100 days exploring how we could rethink business education to produce the leaders that our business and the planet need.
