College Board urges flexibility for missed SATs as test-optional movement gains traction
Dive Brief: The College Board is asking college admissions officers not to penalize students who weren't able to take the...
Day: June 5, 2020
College recruitment rolls into a competitive and uncertain summer
Dive Brief: The number of colleges saying they still have space for incoming students rose slightly from May 1 to...
China’s int’l students question why they are last left in lockdown
Life in China is returning to normal as the number of Covid-19 cases subsides. On May 17, authorities in Beijing...
Report: Districts’ summer plans show missed opportunities
Districts’ summer school plans are showing missed opportunities for addressing learning loss for students and fostering social connections, according to...
Title IX regulations impose new requirements on K-12 districts
Maggie Hickey is a former Illinois inspector general and a partner at Schiff Hardin LLP whose team worked with Chicago Public...
All states now approved for emergency education funding
It was close, but all 50 states and the District of Columbia have applied and been approved for the Governor’s...
University of Exeter’s Steve Smith named UK’s International Education Champion
Smith will play a key role in leading the UK sector’s efforts to offer a world-leading student experience and to...
Talks with gov’t continue for urgent British Council funding
The PCS previously told The Independent that the British Council would struggle to pay wages if additional funds were not...
Sweden to lift distance learning recommendations at HEIs
The government agency tasked with spreading information about Sweden outside the country – the Swedish Institute – has welcomed the...
International students face admin delays in accessing Victoria’s $45m emergency fund
The International Student Emergency Relief Fund was announced over a month ago by the Victorian government and promised individual international...
