Four instructors from Iowa's Cornell College teaching at Beihua University in northeastern China were attacked in a public park, reportedly with a knife, officials at the U.S. school and the State ...

Imagine for a moment that you are a college student in the 1980s attending a guest lecture on campus. To your surprise, the invited speaker had ties to the KGB. While this sounds like a ridiculous bit ...

Four instructors from Cornell College in Iowa were injured in a stabbing in Jilin City, China on Sunday, according to a college spokesperson. The instructors were in China as part of a long-standing ...

David Zabner is one of four Cornell College instructors who were stabbed in a park while visiting China. He shared photos from his travels with IPR News. China’s foreign ministry said police have ...

Four instructors affiliated with an American college were stabbed on Monday in northeastern China, where they were teaching as part of a partnership program with a local university, in an incident ...

In an attempt to boost the country's flagging birth rate, China is urging colleges and universities to provide “love education” to emphasise positive views on marriage, love, fertility, and family.

JILIN CITY, China -- Chinese police have detained a suspect in a stabbing attack on four instructors from Iowa's Cornell College who were teaching at a Chinese university in the northeast city of ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - China is projected to have a total of 12.22 million college graduates in 2025, state news agency Xinhua reported on Thursday, a record high. With an increase of 430,000 college ...

Four U.S. instructors from a college in Iowa were injured in a stabbing in China, Chinese authorities said. Police in the northeastern Chinese province of Jilin said on Tuesday the four victims are ...

If charting a successful course through college and life requires the wisdom of Confucius, SUNY Cortland can help. Starting in Fall 2016, the College’s students may pursue a wide variety of academic ...

An exhibition of powerful images documenting the lives of Catholics in rural China is now on view at Boston College, presented by the college’s Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History.

At the outset of the Japanese invasion of China, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek saw that he had millions of men who might line up the sights of a rifle but only thousands who could read a newspaper.