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Spoofing emails: The trickery costing businesses billions
The email came in like any other, from the company chief executive to his finance officer.
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Libraries as student success hubs
A new report analyzing what students need the most found they often chose the library as a top destination for services.
Bad mark early on quadruples student dropout risk
Results of early assignments can make or break students’ determination to continue their studies, Australian research suggests
Assessing the Value of an Undergrad Degree
A new study from Academically Adrift's co-author seeks to evaluate a broad range of student experiences and outcomes as well as new ways to measure learning.
The importance of presence offline and online in higher ed
Recently I visited the legendary investor and author Mario Gabelli. Gabelli is one of Wall Street’s most successful stock pickers; he’s known for his contrarian takes and his dedication to value investing.
(China)Patriotic education still a necessity
Patriot refers to one who loves, supports and defends one's country. Patriots contribute their strength, talents and ideas to the betterment of their country.
Free college tuition plan in New Mexico meets with opposition
A new plan to provide free college to all New Mexico residents is under fire by a taxpayer watchdog group and others who claim the state’s governor is underestimating the amount such a program will cost.
Antifa sets up recruitment shop at University of Florida
An Antifa group showed up on the campus of the University of Florida Tuesday in an effort to recruit new members.
New US free college plans show pitfalls of local options
Cornell, New Mexico and Morehouse schemes highlight importance of debate at federal level, say experts
Campus ‘poverty simulations’ aim to teach students how it is to live poor
Students around the country are taking part in “poverty simulations,” extended scenarios put on by numerous university administrations that purportedly depict the real-life experiences of impoverished people.
