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This change in attitude is driven by escalating tuition costs and the mounting burden of student debt.

This invasive creature was found in an Upstate New York river. What is it and what is it doing here?

This invasive creature was found in an Upstate New York river. What is it and what is it doing here?

It's the first day of class. Eager students shuffle into the room like lambs to the slaughter. Frenzied feral creatures, the lot of us...

The program aims to utilize feedback in a way that can be shared, documented, and improved upon—especially now, since COVID-19 has made it even more difficult for people with disabilities to find specialized education resources.

Is there anything wrong with studying or hustling behind someone’s back?

(Image: Unsplash/Philippe Bout) The past 12 months have been brutal for higher education. Left to wither and die by a government which deliberately excluded public universities from JobKeeper, the sector lost 17,200 jobs and could lose up to $19 billion in revenue over the next three years. And international students -- its financial backbone for years -- are unlikely to return in numbers any time soon. Tuesdays federal budget is a key opportunity for the government to throw higher education a ...