State lawmakers wrestle with scope and timing of higher ed budget cuts
Nearly all public colleges and universities can expect big budget cuts in the coming year, but officials in different states...
Day: June 1, 2020
Colleges take graduations online: ‘All we’re doing is a placeholder’
Newly minted doctors taking oaths over Zoom. College presidents giving speeches from home. Students creating entire commencements inside computer games....
Guard.me opens mental health webinars for all staff and students
The Canada-based business hopes its mental health tools and training will reach extra students and staff at a time when...
Consolidation expected after Covid-19 agency business slump
Consolidation is inevitable as a result of expected mass closures because of the coronavirus pandemic, education agencies have told The...
Go digital on marketing strategies to woo students in China, says Bonard
According to BONARD – which has surveyed education placement firms in the country – the beginning of the next recruitment...
High expectations for summer programs as learning gaps predicted to grow
With experts predicting and school leaders expecting significant student learning loss because of school closures, advocates, researchers and others stepped up efforts...
Survey: Lower-income students struggling with remote learning
Dive Brief: A survey of 1,500 families nationwide from ParentsTogether Action found lower-income parents are 10 times more likely to say...
‘A different kind of horrific’ for K-12 as states anticipate revenue shortfalls
Threatened with budget cuts from falling tax revenues on one hand and unprecedented expenses on the other, superintendents are faced...
Coventry University’s Polish campus to be ready for September
Coventry University Wrocław has opened applications for potential students for undergraduate programs in digital technology, business management and leadership, aviation...
ENZ launches int’l student digital campaign, U Auckland launches two China learning centres
The international education sector is worth NZ$5 billion a year to the country. However, in April only 75 international students entered...
