Trump rewrites US foreign policy on the fly
Donald Trump is not even President yet, but he's already turning US foreign policy on two of the biggest challenges to American power -- China and Russia -- on its head
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Algorithms are making us small-minded
Your life is mapped out for you but, not in the way that you think.
University of Minnesota pulls ads from Breitbart.com
Breitbart.com is a scary place to hang out.
MIT, Harvard, UC in heated debate to privatize CRISPR
We may be approaching a time when custom-made humans exist, depending on how current debates on open science goes.
Looking for Low-Income Students
A group of 30 top colleges and universities wants to enroll more low-income students, but critics question whether the focus should be elsewhere.
How to rehab our soil for a changing climate
"Climate is changing. Food and agriculture must too."
Pennsylvania vote recount blocked by judge
A US federal judge has blocked an attempt by a Green candidate to force a recount in Pennsylvania of votes cast in last month's presidential election.
Sweden pushes for HE links with industry to stop ‘losing ground’
Sweden is often cited as one of the world’s leading higher education nations.
Colby-Sawyer eliminates five majors to stay afloat
In announcing the layoffs of 18 employees this week, Colby-Sawyer College is the latest small private school to make a difficult choice in response to national trends that have put pressure on institutions with its profile.
What Former Employees Say ITT Tech Did To Scam Its Students
When he first moved to Miami, Waltter Teruel says, working as a recruiter for ITT Technical Institute was a welcome change from his life in New York where he had been selling antiques and life insurance.
