Mysterious ‘Robin Hood’ hackers donating stolen money
A hacking group is donating stolen money to charity in what is seen as a mysterious first for cyber-crime that's puzzling experts.
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Women are falling behind
Large-scale study backs up other research showing relative declines in women's research productivity during COVID-19.
University of Chicago faculty demand reparations
A letter published by a coalition of University of Chicago faculty demands a $2 million budget, Critical Race Theory Department, defunding of police, and reparations committee.
San Francisco may rename over 40 schools because ‘slavery,’ ‘oppression’
The San Francisco Unified School District may soon change the names of over 40 schools because of their connections to “slavery, genocide [and] oppression.”
Google Trusted Contacts emergency location app discontinued
Google is shutting down its app designed to let friends and family locate each other in an emergency.
China clamps down on gao kao identity theft
Legislative amendment sets out punishments for stealing or assisting stealing of someone else’s identity in university entrance exams
6 views on growing nontraditional student credentials
Health care and transportation are the most popular short-term credentials
Progress, and Finger Pointing, on Student Transfer: A Survey
Given the environment surrounding higher education and the workforce, it seems like this should be transfer's moment.
DOJ sues Yale for discriminating against Whites, Asian Americans
Yale University is being sued by the DOJ for discriminating against White and Asian American applicants.
Pennsylvania state universities move forward with merger
A transformation of the Pennsylvania’s state university system will continue to be explored with a look at “integrating” six universities into two separate institutions without any campus being closed.
