We are in the last generation of astronauts who grew up with a public-sector space mentality. In another 10 years, agencies may turn to TikTok for their primary recruitment.
Nathan Rothschild turned almost certain disaster into a profit by holding his head when others lost theirs.
Pieter Steenekamp has a dream that South African universities will embrace high quality, low cost, online tertiary education.
The University of Cape Town has excelled, along with other South African tertiary institutions, in the QS World University Rankings for 2015.
Former Democratic Alliance Parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko has quashed rumours that she could be returning to South Africa to stand for the top position in the opposition party.One of Lindiwe Mazibuko’s Facebook profile pictures.
Stanford’s admit rate is slightly below last year’s 5.1 percent. The school, near Palo Alto, California, received 42,487 applications, up from more than 42,000 last year.
The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting ended today with a Co-Chairs debate on the Global Agenda 2015. The session closed a week-long meeting on the world’s most pressing issues and long-term challenges, including inequality, climate change and terrorism.
Three forces are creating possibilities and challenges that will define the future of one of humanity’s most enduring and most trusted institutions.
In the third of a three-part series, Harvard psychology professor Ellen Langer looks at the benefits of mindfulness in treatment of cancer.
Bill Gross, the 70-year-old king of bonds, rushed through the offices of his $2 trillion empire on a Friday morning distributing hand-written notes. He knew his reign was over.