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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced that the NCAA Division I Council had recommended the organization temporarily “suspend amateurism rules,” allowing athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness.
Online learning provider company to buy assets of nonprofit MOOC pioneer to create a new entity reaching 50 million learners.
Chinese students in Australia have been threatened with jail for anti-Communist Party views and universities are not doing enough to protect them.
One autumn evening four years ago, Ivan Bender, a Hualapai man in his mid-50s, took a walk with his fluffy brown-and-white Pomeranian, Sierra Mae, to check on the ranchland he tends.
Towson University hosted a virtual symposium to discuss anti-racist teaching practices.
What is wrong with U.S. Soccer? That question has been gnawing at American soccer institutions at every level since the American men’s team failed to qualify for the last World Cup, held in Russia in 2018.
Pepper, the friendly little humanoid robot that was launched to much fanfare back in 2014, looks as if it may be retired - for now at least.
The legal threat to Optional Practical Training (OPT) in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields has returned.
The Maine Community College System will train hundreds of rural students in remote work skills as the pandemic continues to shift the American job landscape.
The 10.78 million students who sat this year's national college entrance exam, or gaokao, earlier this month have now received their scores.
