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Inability to begin reruns of experiments highlights the problem of weak methodologies of journal papers, say Center for Open Science director

With student debt escalating and concerns persisting that college graduates are not job-ready, increasing numbers of companies are taking the training of their workers in-house. But where does that leave the higher education sector, asks Paul Basken 

Cornell-based centre asks candidates to assemble in teams and submit joint proposals to boost collaboration

Plans opposed by islanders who consider Mauna Kea to be sacred ground

Apparently benign aspirations have their historical origins in concern about high levels of admission of certain minorities, says Kate Eichhorn

51¹ú²úÊÓƵ¡¯s leader pledges effective climate response, not ¡®symbolic¡¯ actions

Yukon 51¹ú²úÊÓƵ will offer its own degrees and combine Western and Indigenous approaches to science

Academics say there has been a shift in guidelines on philanthropy but changes are likely to remain superficial

Arbitrator finds campus unfairly limited hours to avoid having to provide tuition fee benefits

Institute vows corrective steps but limited sanctions after taking funds from sex abuser

Data suggest US campuses pushed by 2011 policy into tougher line on accused in sex cases, potentially triggering Trump rethink

Stanford scholars hope common usage agreements might ease long hold-ups in obtaining corporate and government information