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  • Chinese Universities Give Foreign Professors the Cold Shoulder
    Chinese Universities Give Foreign Professors the Cold Shoulder
    In China's repressive academic environment, academic institutions hesitate to hire foreign talent for fear of running afoul of the CCP, a China expert says.
    May 1, 2024BY Kane Zhang and Lynn Xu
  • China Plagued by Academic Misconduct After Thousands of Retractions from International Journals
    China Plagued by Academic Misconduct After Thousands of Retractions from International Journals
    Chinese education authorities are reviewing research misconduct under pressure from massive retractions from international journals. One college in ...
    April 16, 2024BY Julia Ye and Lynn Xu
  • Marie Kawthar Daouda: Decolonization Destroys Our Culture. We Need to Celebrate the Beauty of Our Civilization | British Thought Leaders
    Marie Kawthar Daouda: Decolonization Destroys Our Culture. We Need to Celebrate the Beauty of Our Civilization | British Thought Leaders
    NTD's Lee Hall sits down with Marie Kawthar Daouda, lecturer in French at Oriel College Oxford. Marie talks ...
    November 23, 2023BY Lee Hall
  • Plagiarism Allegations Tarnish China’s Art Scene
    Plagiarism Allegations Tarnish China’s Art Scene
    A British artist recently accused a Chinese painter at the China Academy of Arts of plagiarizing several of ...
    May 4, 2023BY Anne Zhang, Ellen Wan and Lynn Xu
  • Legislative Analyst Opposes Newsom’s $300 Million Plan for California’s Poorest Schools
    Legislative Analyst Opposes Newsom’s $300 Million Plan for California’s Poorest Schools
    California’s legislative analyst last month opposed Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $300 million earmarked in his 2023–24 budget proposal to ...
    March 3, 2023BY Micaela Ricaforte
  • 87 Percent of Canadian Professors Lean Left, Study Shows
    87 Percent of Canadian Professors Lean Left, Study Shows
    A new paper released by a Canadian think tank suggests the vast majority of the country's professors identify ...
    September 16, 2022BY Lee Harding
  • 56% of Canadians Parents Say Pandemic Impacted Their Kids Negatively: Report
    56% of Canadians Parents Say Pandemic Impacted Their Kids Negatively: Report
    More than half of Canadian parents say the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted their kids negatively, a new report ...
    August 18, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Snowflakes and Bureaucracy: Campaigners Split on UK Academic Free Speech Bill
    Snowflakes and Bureaucracy: Campaigners Split on UK Academic Free Speech Bill
    The Conservative government has introduced legislation targeting so-called cancel culture in UK universities, which would include the appointment ...
    June 29, 2021BY Simon Veazey
  • NYC Mayor Says Schools Shut Till End of Year, But Cuomo Says ‘No Decision Yet’
    NYC Mayor Says Schools Shut Till End of Year, But Cuomo Says ‘No Decision Yet’
    While New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Saturday that public schools in the city would shutter ...
    April 11, 2020BY Tom Ozimek
  • Tennessee Professor Arrested for Allegedly Lying About China Links to Get NASA Funding
    Tennessee Professor Arrested for Allegedly Lying About China Links to Get NASA Funding
    Federal authorities on Feb. 27 arrested an assistant professor of engineering at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, (UTK) ...
    February 27, 2020BY Cathy He
  • Jailed Australian-UK Academic Claims Iran Tried to Recruit Her as Spy
    Jailed Australian-UK Academic Claims Iran Tried to Recruit Her as Spy
    An Australian-British academic jailed in Tehran has claimed Iran tried to recruit her as a spy in exchange ...
    January 21, 2020BY Isabel van Brugen
  • Chinese Regime Issues Warning to Students Wishing to Study in US, Amid Trade Tensions
    Chinese Regime Issues Warning to Students Wishing to Study in US, Amid Trade Tensions
    As tensions between the United States and China escalate over the ongoing trade dispute and other issues, Beijing ...
    June 3, 2019BY Cathy He
  • Matthew Hedges: British Academic Jailed for Spying Has Been Pardoned by UAE
    Matthew Hedges: British Academic Jailed for Spying Has Been Pardoned by UAE
    LONDON—A British academic who was jailed for life in the United Arab Emirates on charges of spying has ...
    November 26, 2018BY John Smithies
  • Matthew Hedges: British Academic Accused of Spying in UAE Is Jailed for Life
    Matthew Hedges: British Academic Accused of Spying in UAE Is Jailed for Life
    LONDON—A UK academic has been sentenced to life in prison in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after being ...
    November 22, 2018BY John Smithies
  • China’s Military Scientists Exploit Collaborations at Universities Abroad, Report Says
    China’s Military Scientists Exploit Collaborations at Universities Abroad, Report Says
    Over the past 10 years, Beijing has used a covert agenda to strengthen its military by sending scientists ...
    October 30, 2018BY Frank Fang
  • China Scholars Need to Break Free of Beijing
    China Scholars Need to Break Free of Beijing
    A new report should spark self-examination by China scholars and questioning from others at how individuals who are ...
    September 19, 2018BY Peter Zhang
  • Debate Rages After Academic Criticizes Qantas for Calling Her ‘Miss’ Instead of ‘Doctor’
    Debate Rages After Academic Criticizes Qantas for Calling Her ‘Miss’ Instead of ‘Doctor’
    An academic who criticized the airline Qantas for one of its flight attendants calling her Miss instead of ...
    September 6, 2018BY John Smithies
  • How Do Academic Prodigies Spend Their Time and Why Does That Matter
    How Do Academic Prodigies Spend Their Time and Why Does That Matter
    Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell says that it takes a decade of intense practice—roughly 10,000 hours—to achieve mastery in ...
    September 7, 2015BY Jonathan Wai
  • Michelle Rhee and National Education Reform
    Michelle Rhee and National Education Reform
    StudentsFirst aims to reform an outmoded bureaucracy that protects the interests of adults at the cost of children's.
    February 23, 2011BY Andrea Hayley
  • Sleeping Well Will Help You Study Better
    Sleeping Well Will Help You Study Better
    [xtypo_dropcap]A[/xtypo_dropcap] group of U.S. students participated in a research study to determine the hours of sleep needed for ...
    November 7, 2010BY Epoch Times Staff
TOP NEWS
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    NEW By Jack Phillips
    White House Says NJ Noncitizen Voter Error Suggests Need for SAVE America Act
  • Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
    1hr By Frank Fang
    Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
  • Ford Recalls Nearly 390,000 Vehicles for Potential Second-Row Seat Hazard
    2hr By Mary Prenon
    Ford Recalls Nearly 390,000 Vehicles for Potential Second-Row Seat Hazard
  • France Recorded 5,000 Excess Deaths During Heat Wave: Officials
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    France Recorded 5,000 Excess Deaths During Heat Wave: Officials
  • Impact of Houthi Red Sea Blockade on Energy Markets: What to Know
    3hr By Guy Birchall
    Impact of Houthi Red Sea Blockade on Energy Markets: What to Know
  • Tropical Storm Bertha Heads Toward Landfall in Louisiana
    3hr By T.J. Muscaro
    Tropical Storm Bertha Heads Toward Landfall in Louisiana
  • Ukraine Recaptured 280 Square Miles of Territory So Far This Year, Says Outgoing Top General
    3hr By Victoria Friedman
    Ukraine Recaptured 280 Square Miles of Territory So Far This Year, Says Outgoing Top General
  • Top US, China Diplomats Meet in Philippines Ahead of Summit
    3hr By Dorothy Li
    Top US, China Diplomats Meet in Philippines Ahead of Summit
  • Trump Attends Dignified Transfer of US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Strikes
    3hr By Timothy Frudd
    Trump Attends Dignified Transfer of US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Strikes
  • OpenAI Says Its Model Autonomously Hacked Hugging Face
    3hr By Tom Ozimek
    OpenAI Says Its Model Autonomously Hacked Hugging Face
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