But as the issues above make clear, what counts as “good” is really a mixture of myriad different factors. So, in an effort ...

“I do not call my art ‘mathematical art,’” Dr. Roelofs said in a video interview about a week later. “It’s art about mathematics. Every artist has a favorite subject, things you want to talk about.

In an approach reminiscent of the classic board game "Battleship," Stanford researchers have discovered a way to characterize the microscopic structure of everyday materials such as sand and concrete ...

Declining standards and low expectations are destroying American education.

The data comes from “The State We’re In,” a biennial project of the nonpartisan research and advocacy group Advance Illinois.

A new report about education in Illinois suggests that overall, the state has made significant progress in key areas, from ...

With global money supply continuing to expand and confidence in fiat systems wavering, Bitcoin is emerging as a credible hard ...

The new model will see campuses contribute to a $30 million pool, with the ability to earn their share back. But UNC is ...

His actions back up his words: When the clock struck midnight on his first day as CEO, D’Angelo began a tour of Northwell’s ...

By Vlad Vaiman California Lutheran University In the twenty-first century, oil and steel matter less than an infinitely scarcer resource: talent. A small number of people in a wide range of fields – ...

Enrollment numbers aren’t known yet, but travel data is an early indication that international student enrollment at U.S. colleges and universities has fallen.

Fabiola Cineas covered race and policy as a reporter for Vox. Before that, she was an editor and writer at Philadelphia magazine, where she covered business, tech, and the local economy. In 2020, Ron ...