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Leopard strays into medical college in India

CCTV footage that has gone viral online shows a leopard walking the corridors of a medical college in Karnataka. According to the newspaper Sakshi Post, the leopard strayed into the hostel campus of a medical college in Chamarajanagar.

After 700 students test positive, a college president resigns

The State University of New York (SUNY) at Oneonta announced the abrupt resignation of its president only weeks after it experienced the most severe coronavirus outbreak of any public university in the state.

75-year-old grandmother graduates from college, says it’s ‘never too late’ to dream big

Brownsville native Lupita Moreno wears a lot of hats; she’s a mother, grandmother, nurse, wife, and now a University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) graduate.

One dead, 10 injured in college attack in Finland: Police

One person has been killed and 10 others have been injured in an attack at a vocational college in eastern Finland, police say, as local media quote witnesses as saying that the assailant, a young man, used a sword to carry out the attack.

Democrats go after the Electoral College only when they lose: Analyst

Only 538 people, those chosen by the two main US political parties, deciding the presidential election is reason enough to abolish the Electoral College, according to Myles Hoenig, an American political analyst and activist.

Literature by women — for women or for all?

By Maliha Khan*

Nearly a third of college kids think ADHD meds boost grades

Oldest kids in class do better, even through college

Children who start school at an older age do better than their younger classmates and have better odds of attending college and graduating from an elite institution. That's according to a new study from the National Bureau of Economic Affairs, according to npr.org.

Gender norms still important for women’s choice of college major

Traditional cultural norms about gendered roles and femininity still matter for women’s choice of college major, said Ann Beutel of the University of Oklahoma in the US.

College not always the answer

US Representative Tim Walz late last month introduced the Remedial Education Improvement Act, a bill to provide grants to colleges and universities to create and expand remedial education programs.

Most of US women's college coaches are white and male

On the 45th anniversary of Title IX, women and people of color remain on the outside in the US when it comes to hiring head coaches in women's college sports, according to a report by sports institutes.

Poor sleep habits a threat to college students' well-being

Between studying and socializing, college students often have crazy sleep schedules, and new research suggested that a lack of regular sleep may dampen students' well-being.

Survey: One in four US college students is hungry

Hunger is a surprisingly common problem among US college students, a new report suggests.

Kinba lands job on reception at King's College

Kinba was developed by students and faculty at King’s College in London and is able to recognize faces as well as some speech Kinba has only just started on the front desk of King’s College but the students are already in love with their new receptionist who can see, hear and have a stab at speaking.

Foreign students must leave UK as college loses license

Some 350 international students at a private London business college have been told they must leave the UK by the end of next month.