Harvard leads colleges that received money from China
Trade tensions between Beijing and Washington have been building for years, leading the Trump administration to label the Asian nation “a threat to the world.”
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This state could be next to pull the trigger on campus carry
Students in Tennessee may soon be able to conceal carry on campus if a bill that has already been introduced in the state legislature passes.
Pitch@Palace removes Prince Andrew’s name from site
Pitch@Palace, a Dragons' Den-type mentoring network set up by Prince Andrew, has appeared to further distance itself from its royal founder.
Higher education giving hits all-time high in 2019
Higher education fundraising hit a record $49.6 billion, driven by an increase in donations from organizations and foundations,
Number of professors allegedly in cahoots with communist China quickly mounts
More and more proffessors and university faculty are being revealed to be linked to Chinese government information efforts.
This Catholic college’s health insurance plan covers abortion. Does it violate church teaching?
A Catholic college’s student health insurance plan offers what appears to be somewhat broad coverage for abortion procedures, even though the Catholic Church explicitly forbids that practice outside of a few extremely narrow technical ranges.
Mass resignations at Wiley journal over academic independence
Former editors-in-chief at European Law Journal say the departure of editorial boards raises issue about ‘who owns’ scholarly journals
Self-driving delivery van ditches ‘human controls’
The first self-driving vehicle designed without basic human controls such as steering wheels, pedals or side view mirrors has been granted permission to test on US roa
Newly mandated UCLA diversity training tells students not to say ‘lame,’ ‘insane’
A campus-wide training module was sent out to share “key definitions and ideas."
Will Sino-Australian academic ties weather the political storm?
Australia’s teaching and research relationships with China are becoming increasingly overshadowed by rising geopolitical tensions.
