Online dating lowers self-esteem and increases depression, studies say
Desktop dating is so 2008...
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Facebook to be banned in Papua New Guinea for a month
Papua New Guinea will ban Facebook for a month while it identifies fake profiles and considers the website's effect on the country.
Eco-operation: why your climate strategy is central to wooing millennials
As an avocado-loving, debt-ridden, fully paid-up member of the millennial generation, it probably won't come as a surprise that I care about issues such as climate change, social justice and Trump in the White House.
For-Profit High School Recruits Students With Guarantee on Admission to Top College
And scholarship offers are also a sure thing, this high school says, at "top 100" colleges.
‘Block teaching’ model rolled out as pass rates soar
An Australian university is to extend its Swedish-inspired “block teaching” model after it was credited with boosting student achievement.
The rich get the most out of college
Representing economic research to the public is a difficult exercise; results can be subtle and come with a lot of qualifications.
How safe are school buildings? Recent shootings prompt schools to assess security concerns
Conversations about school security have resurfaced following the recent Santa Fe, Texas, school shooting that killed 10 and injured 10 more.
Educational reform teaches prisoners crucial lessons in life
Inmates are being offered classes in cultural topics to aid their reintegration into society and reduce the level of reoffending, as Zhang Yan reports with Zhang Yi in Tianjin.
Oxford and Cambridge university colleges hold £21bn in riches
Britain’s ancient universities of Oxford and Cambridge have access to a staggering pool of wealth totalling almost £21bn, analysis by the Guardian has revealed.
US lost track of 1,500 immigrant children, but says it’s not ‘legally responsible’
The federal government has placed thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children in the homes of sponsors, but last year it couldn't account for nearly 1,500 of them.
