Category - Higher Education

• Debating SAT won’t prepare students for college
• Three Bay Area colleges are under warning
• UAMS elevates interim dean to role
• Wildlife services will continue after pause
• College News University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Chuck Lloyd to become chancellor of NH Community College System
• ‘RACIAL BIAS’ AT UCSD
• Institute of Engineerin­g & Management (IEM), Kolkata (School of University of Engineerin­g & Management, Kolkata)
• Students can still learn in age of AI
• We only have one Earth
• On the hunt for homes with unconventi­onal style
• CSB tossers too strong for Enderun
• MIT: POWER PRICING NEEDS A REBOOT
• DEI to blame for decline in goodwill for Jews, Israel: researcher­s
• Scottish firms attract a record 76 new funders
• Great Barrier Reef at risk of ‘collapse’, scientists warn
• Hire deep thinkers for AI research? It’s a no-brainer.
• UH Health hub links medical programs
• Japan’s Human-centered Learning in the Age of AI
• An ideal health czar
• Test for autoimmune disease developed by Edinburgh scientists
• Dinosaur skull found in B.C. campground belonged to Tyrannosau­rus rex ‘great-uncle’
• Keep community radio station alive
• Najip Ali, Nathan Hartono helm S’pore’s largest inclusive concert
• Louth artist wins major internatio­nal award for work highlighti­ng Fane pollution
• The Death of the Degree
• Kuwait expands academic ties with Gulf universiti­es
• MS NOW heads to North Texas for a major fan showcase
• FAST WALKERS SEE SLOWER COGNITIVE DECLINE
• ‘Uni pushed me out’ – biologist
• Students launch AI chatbot to quicken fact checks
• Can the National Glass Centre be saved?
• Rival political parties join forces in a bid to save National Glass Centre
• Swiss researcher­s collect vast trove of NASA climate data
• Nihon University Builds Global Connection­s Through Japanese Education