Small colleges across the United States are closing at an unprecedented pace as they struggle to attract students and face revenue shortages. Part of the problem is demographics. The number of high school seniors is dropping – dramatically in some parts of the country – and students are growing increasingly concerned about student debt.
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For some American kids, camps that focus on entrepreneurship are now part of the summer experience.
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Cork is usually used for wine bottles. Now some engineers say it could change the way homes are built with the environment in mind.
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Scientists in the U.S. collect samples of rapidly-vanishing plants and animals for a bio-library to be used in global medical research.
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Recycling is an increasingly important topic in a world faced by global warming and waste issues. And in Mexico, one group is beginning to look at ways to encourage proper waste management, through the very people who already depend on it for a living.
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Financial markets around the world – from Paris to Toyko, Berlin to London – sank Friday after President Donald Trump threatened to slap more tariffs on China.
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By water, wind, and the sun. China’s renewable energy sector is growing rapidly. We will take a closer look at this green push.
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Iraq: War Continued tells the story of a country, a conflict, and the upending of global order, from the perspective of those who fought in the war, those who covered the war, and those who became its victims.
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The Democratic debates wrapped up Wednesday night. We saw a clear difference between how progressives and moderates within the Party articulated their vision for the United States. So who lost ground and who gained? Were there any breakout candidates?
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