Obama goes on tirade against Trump over ‘dangerous’ Muslim ban, ‘radical Islam’
President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump Tuesday, turning the tables to make the impassioned case that Trump is the one who's un-American.
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Focus on research ‘excellence’ is ‘damaging science’
For researchers, it has become impossible to escape from the word “excellence”. The government’s new higher education White Paper uses it 115 times. T
Protecting Values in Overseas Ventures
Universities that set up shop globally should work to uphold principles such as academic freedom, gender equity and freedom of speech ...
Obama administration issues rules to overhaul student debt forgiveness
Students will have a clearer path to loan forgiveness if they are defrauded or misled by their colleges. ...
Why Apple’s new energy business should scare utilities
Backing large-scale solar farms in locales like California, Mongolia, China and Nevada may have just been a warm up for Apple's foray into clean energy.
Oxford told to address fears over ‘excessive’ student workloads
The University of Oxford has been told by the Quality Assurance Agency to address students’ fears that “excessive” workloads are dragging down educational standards at the prestigious institution.
Pride and Silence
While Wellesley College points with pride to alumna Hillary Clinton, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania stays largely silent about alumnus Donald Trump.
UCF, Valencia spend more on advertising
UCF and Valencia College have ramped up their spending on advertising, which officials say is key to recruiting students and faculty, as well as promoting new programs.
A tiny Pacific nation takes the lead on protecting marine life
Unhappy with how regional authorities have failed to protect fish stocks in the Western Pacific Ocean, the small island nation of Palau has launched its own bold initiatives ...
Two valedictorians in Texas declare undocumented status
When Mayte Lara Ibarra, the valedictorian of her high school’s graduating class, revealed her plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin on a scholarship, she did what any graduate would do: She shared her excitement on social media.
