Some three quarters of students report that smartphones have detrimental effects on their ability to complete academic work.

Smartphones have revolutionized the way students navigate college life and learning, and mobile apps now help them with time management, organization, homework, collaboration and more.

A private organization that advocates on behalf of military children in Europe is urging Congress to pause the implementation of executive orders on DEI policies for much longer and require Pentagon ...

Grading “assistants” that use generative AI offer to cut teachers' workload. But do they stack up to actual educators?

The group chat relies on its almost 2000 members to announce when and where there’s free food around campus, usually sent ...

With Google Gemini now widely available, some college students may be wondering: Can you delete Google Gemini? Here's what to ...

Class X and XII board examinations began on Saturday, with students expressing mixed emotions, from initial nervousness to relief after taking the exams. Raghav Goyal, a student from DPS Vasant Kunj, ...

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The French director unpicks her new movie, a magnetic and organic portrait born out of a very particular working approach ...

A radical new scheme sees students handing out at-home DNA testing kits, to open up a conversation around rape. But will it ...

On Tuesday night, the Undergraduate Student Government senate heard presentations from wellness affairs committee chair Allie Wang, senator Ali Bhatti and senator John Breitfelder.

Speakers express continued concerns about health risks and preserving the La Jolla Bike Path, where a wireless project is ...