Reopening campuses is vital, college presidents tell lawmakers
Dive Brief: In testimony before the Senate's health and education committee Thursday, three college presidents outlined their plans to reopen...
Month: June 2020
2020 British Columbia International Education Award winners honoured
The 11th BCCIE International Education Awards, distributed virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic, honoured individuals whose work has positioned the...
17 states, DC challenge new Title IX regulations’ impact on schools
Dive Brief: Democratic attorneys general from 17 states and the District of Columbia on Thursday filed a lawsuit against U.S. Secretary...
Flexibility, listening without judgment critical to support educators of color
When Whitney Weathers' son came home with a pretend gun in his hand after a playdate with a white friend, clueless...
landlord issues and racism could discourage prospective int’l students
Daniel Zeichner is both chair of the All-Party Parliamentary University Group and shadow minister for Food, Farming and Fisheries. ““What...
Back to school: 4 IT considerations to help reopen schools safely
There are many questions surrounding when and how schools will reopen come the fall. But, at some point, they will...
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...
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...
