International

It was the eve of a potential government change in Britain, and Danish politicians gathered to see where votes were won and lost. On the screen, the result emerges: A ‘hung parliament’

The UK election on Thursday the 6th looks to be historical. Get ready to be a smart couch potato by tuning up your analysis in the Ceremonial Hall today Tuesday 4 May

Measuring scientists based on volume of citations skews research outcomes to the positive, new study suggests

In a part of the world normally off the radar of the West, violence breaks out on university campus

Is it making light of violence against women and sexual harassment? Or is it just amusing? A tale of a man, a bicycle, two women's behinds, a police warning and facebook stardom

With Easter just around the corner, Norwegian scientists have developed a formula for boiling the perfect egg. Every time

Stalking, sexual attacks and violence on campus are a common occurrence, according to a recent survey of 2000 women by the British National Union of Students. One in seven have been victims

Youtube: Milwaukee student arrested by armed police after argument with lecturer

As Vienna conference headaches wane, ministers and student unions agree on one thing: The Bologna process has been misunderstood

As students march against the 10th anniversary of the Bologna Process in Vienna, Austrian science minister states that they »must adapt«