Report: Most districts lacked clear plans in shift to remote learning
Dive Brief: A new analysis of the remote learning plans of 477 U.S. school districts shows about a third have...
Month: June 2020
UK sector bodies propose national loan scheme to kickstart int’l recruitment
International students bring more than £6.9 billion income to UK universities in tuition fees and contribute more than £26bn to...
Surge in number of people learning German globally
The survey conducted by the Federal Foreign Office in cooperation with the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the Goethe Institut,...
Presidential priorities: Areas of concern for College and University Presidents
Higher education was already facing an environment of rising costs and increased competition when COVID-19 struck, leaving higher-ed leaders across...
Sector-wide int’l consultation maps out the future of UK TNE
The consultation drew responses from 105 organisations worldwide, including 74 universities across the UK, representative groups, overseas quality bodies, student...
StudyPerth announces International Student Meals Program
StudyPerth has partnered with Western Australia food ambassador, Don Hancey and chef, Sophie Budd to create the International Student Meals...
Higher ed groups ask for more flexibility on Paycheck Protection Program
Dive Brief: More than a dozen higher education associations are urging the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to loosen the...
George Floyd’s death prompts colleges to review role of police on campus
It started with a football game. In the fall of 2015, students protesting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump's presence at Iowa...
College fundraisers brace for declines in 2020 and 2021
Dive Brief: Two in five college advancement officials expect philanthropic revenue to be down 10% or more for the current...
GAO: Over half of school districts need major building repairs
Dive Brief: More than half of U.S. school districts have buildings in need of major repairs, according to estimates in...
