Incoming Texas freshmen threatened with doxxing if they join conservative campus groups
A Texas group is threatening to release personal information of incoming freshmen who plan to join conservative student groups.
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Traditional Chinese culture stressed in revised curriculum standards
The Ministry of Education held a press conference on Thursday on a guideline issued by the General Office of the State Council on advancing reform in senior high school education a day earlier and introduced the revision on curriculum plans, curriculum standards and teaching materials for senior high school.
Walmart uses AI cameras to spot thieves
US supermarket giant Walmart has confirmed it uses image recognition cameras at checkouts to detect theft.
US House backs increased funding for education and research
Final budget, pending Senate and White House input, may be slightly less generous
The Quote That Dare Not Speak Its Name
University of Central Arkansas library celebrated Pride month with sign featuring quote by Lady Gaga. President ordered quote removed. His explanation angered many on campus.
U Oregon students demand removal of pioneer statue
A pioneer statue at the University of Oregon was the object of protest by the school's Native American Student Union.
Government error delays online pornography age-check scheme
An age-check scheme designed to stop under-18s viewing pornographic websites has been delayed a second time.
Students provide guides for paying for College
Trying to figure out how to navigate the finances of college? A series of crowdsourced Google documents written by current students and recent graduates provides many needed answers.
Closer China-Russia ties ‘could shift academic freedom norms’
Endorsement of new partnership by Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin may be reaction to US cold shoulder
Bills Target Academic Espionage
Congress is paying increasing attention to risk of foreign actors stealing American research. Two new bills take very different approaches to addressing the threat -- and universities much prefer one approach over the other.
