UK confirms post-study work stands if onshore by April 21
The news will be welcomed by those working in universities and key stakeholders advocating for
Day: June 16, 2020
How is the pandemic impacting college endowments?
Dive Brief: Returns from college endowments were down 13.4% on average in the first quarter
U of California regents endorse reviving affirmative action
Dive Brief: The University of California (UC) regents Monday unanimously backed a state measure that
Federal judge blocks Ed Dept’s emergency aid rule in Washington state
Dive Brief: A new U.S Department of Education rule that blocks certain students from coronavirus
More Indian tech grads choose Canada over US, anti-immigration rhetoric a factor
According to an analysis of SEVIS data by the National Foundation for American Policy, in
Uncertainty persists around fall school meal distribution
Dive Brief: With deadlines approaching on U.S. Department of Agriculture waivers that eased food distribution
Efforts to close digital divide top states’ plans for emergency relief funds
States will primarily use their portion of the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund to plug
Lagos postpones secondary school entrance exams indefinitely
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State. By Olasunkanmi Akoni Lagos State Government has postponed entrance
China MoE moves to close international student criteria loopholes
“In the last few years, some students, either one or both of whose parents are
Bristol International College partners with Chinese group for online foundation programs
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the college – scheduled to accept its first in-person student