Japan ‘to leave whaling commission to resume hunting’
Japan plans to leave the International Whaling Commission (IWC) to resume commercial hunting, media reports say.
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Crafting your sustainability resume for success in 2019
Are you ready for a new position in 2019? While it often takes effort and sacrifice, each initiative your team develops and sustainability goal you help achieve while serving on a sustainability team could be the stepping stone to your next professional move.
DeVos outlines ‘rethinking’ of Higher Education
Secretary and Education Department officials today outline plans for looming accreditation reform negotiation, describing focus on credit transfer and credential inflation.
Universe of Doctoral Universities Expands
Carnegie classification's new category of “doctoral/professional universities" acknowledges growing role of non-research-oriented doctoral work in graduate education.
Improving (China’s) public’s science literacy ‘a huge challenge’
The popularization of science in China has seen positive developments in the last year, but more policies, money and media support are necessary to improve scientific literacy
Free college is now a reality in nearly 20 states
"There was no way I could have gone to a university after high school," said Emily Buckner, 20.
Facebook’s data-sharing deals exposed
Facebook has been caught on the back foot again over its data privacy practices, following an investigation by the New York Times.
How do we feed the future without eating the planet?
How are we going to nourish a larger future population without negatively impacting the environment we all depend upon?
Innocent until proven guilty not a sure thing at majority of top schools
A new report has found that students' due process rights are no guarantee at a majority of the nation's top schools.
5 most outrageous professor statements of 2018
The examples include statements from professors at Yale, Georgetown, and Michigan State University.
