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On Jan. 1, the new International Maritime Organization regulation for reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels from 3.5 percent to 0.5 percent will take effect. With the change comes the need for inspections and enforcement to give the new rule "teeth" and force compliance.
Facebook has created a chatbot to help its own employees answer tricky questions from friends and family over the holiday season.
Proposals include new job classifications, a rolling back of metrics, and shorter publication lists in a bid to end excessive ‘emphasis on research performance’
UNC has agreed to change its discrimination policy in addition to other remedies in an agreement with the Department of Education.
A new approach to teaching physics "energy first" holds promise, especially for students who struggle with math.
A private college canceled a student-produced play that satirizes the Ku Klux Klan an hour before its final dress rehearsal, saying it could trigger some people on campus.
On campuses across America, professors ridicule and attack the nation’s founding principles.
Artificial intelligence (AI) cameras capable of detecting drivers who are using their mobiles illegally have been activated in Australia.
Students at Carnegie Mellon are outraged that their school has a relationship with a company that contracts with ICE.
Figuring out how to use a closed or closing college campus is a challenge -- one often falling on the same leaders who had to shut it down in the first place.
