Unnatural surveillance: How online data is putting species at risk
The rapid growth of digital data has been a boon to researchers and conservationists.
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Daca Dreamers: US scraps young undocumented immigrants scheme
An Obama-era scheme to protect young undocumented immigrants is being scrapped, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions has announced.
Can business save the world from climate change?
"We are still in." On June 5, with these four words a group of U.S. businesses and investors with a combined annual revenue of $1.4 trillion sent a powerful message to the world
Enrollment drops at Evergreen State, hiring freeze coming
The Evergreen State College in Olympia begins this school year with a drop in enrollment and an imminent hiring freeze.
Harvard Professor Tells Students They Should Come to Class
A year after instructor of the university’s largest course said it was fine for students to watch videos instead of coming to class, he changes his mind.
Copenhagen University in Denmark offers course on Beyonce, Gender and Race
A university in Denmark is offering a course based on Beyonce's life.
China hits booming cryptocurrency market with coin fundraising ban
China on Monday banned and deemed illegal the practice of raising funds through launches of token-based digital currencies.
Instagram hackers are selling user emails and phone numbers
Instagram alerted verified users earlier this week about a security flaw that could give hackers access to their personal information. It told the users that it had fixed the issue.
College dorms launch facial recognition technology
All the dormitories have installed facial recognition system in Beijing Normal University
Indie titles could be changing how major games are made
Gaming boss Tim Sweeney says indie titles could be changing how major releases are made in the future.
