What’s Next: Will the pandemic dampen interest in tuition benefit programs?
Editor's note: In this weekly column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the...
Day: May 18, 2020
students and teachers caught up crackdown on African passport holders
According to the country’s Ministry of Education, in 2018 81,562 students from Africa were studying in China, accounting for 16.57%...
The value of automation in higher education’s back office
Higher education has been on the leading edge of deploying AI and other “smart” technologies in classrooms and online. And...
More US unis drop SAT/ACT requirements in response to the pandemic
Earlier in April, the College Board – the not-for-profit organisation that gives the SAT – and ACT announced the cancellation...
LASU VC condoles family of former Pro-Chancellor, Justice Oluwa –
By Elizabeth Osayande THE Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, SAN, has commiserated with the government of Lagos...
Pre-to-3: Coalitions in 6 states join growing ‘Early Learning Nation’
This latest Pre-to-3 column highlights a new tool for planning communitywide initiatives focusing on school readiness. Past installments of Pre-to-3 can...
