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Cryptocurrency is swiftly emerging as technological and financial developments skyrocket to new horizons, presenting risky implications. Recent years have witnessed a rise in digital assets, with the University of California beginning to accept donations in the form of cryptocurrency payments.

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NEW YORK (AP) — An oversight board is criticizing Facebook owner Meta’s policies regarding manipulated media as “incoherent” and insufficient to address the flood of online disinformation that already has begun to target elections across the globe this year. The quasi-independent board on Monday said its review of an altered video of President Joe Biden […]

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ITS said SU has experienced a recent uptick in phishing attempts and activity, according to its Jan. 17 campus-wide email.

Billions in state funding for learning recovery would reach students most affected by the pandemic, under tighter rules, in a deal to end Cayla J. v. California.

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara To maintain the standards of the College, Fourah Bay College (FBC), University of Sierra Leone through its Deputy Vice-Chancellor (DVC) Professor Lawrence Kamara on orientation day confirmed to new students that the institution will ban repeating in classes. A short notice signed by the Deputy Registrar, Brima Bah on the 16th January 2024 stated that

I'm sharing this draft resolution honoring Dr. Donna Gilton who passed away recently.  Dr. Gilton was a longtime ALA and BCALA member and taught at the Graduate

In a post-pandemic era, test-blind policies have been adopted by universities across the nation, including the UC. After years of dissent against the inequities of standardized testing, this shift has been applauded by students and the general public alike.

This post was updated Jan. 9 at 9:46 p.m. UCLA experts discussed congressional Republicans’ plans for education reform and their implications for higher education. The United States House Education Committee accepted education funding bills in November that are supported by Republicans in the House of Representatives, but the House postponed votes on the bills to a future date.