Educators call for schools to be ‘safe havens’ against racism
Education leaders and organizations joined others Monday in condemning a Minneapolis police officer’s killing of a black man last week...
Month: June 2020
UK universities outline plans for the next academic year
Universities UK published a set of guidelines this week for universities as they emerge from lockdown, in an effort to...
Projects cap school year disrupted by coronavirus and defined by remote learning
Ashley Jenkins’ kindergartners were just about to receive a visit from a petting zoo when their school closed because of...
UK and Australia suggest clarity is coming on PSW rules
In the UK, where PSW is slated to come into effect in “summer 2021”, Vivienne Stern, director at UUKi, confirmed...
US lawmakers urge support for Optional Practical Training program
An extension of an international student’s visa, OPT allows graduates to work in an area related to their study for a total...
Modelling shows the Australian unis sector may lose $16 billion by 2023
The new four-year modelling underlines the sustained effect of Covid-19 on university finances in the years to come, with UA...
ACICIS could go out of business because of travel ban
Following an evacuation of Australian students on ACICIS programs from Indonesia in March, cancellations have resulted in much of ACICIS’...
IPPIS: Academic Technologists give notice of strike to FG
…Hold Accountant General responsible for any industrial action ―SSANU…Says payment of Minimum Wage not reflected on salary By Johnbosco Agbakwuru...
We’re hungry, depressed – Private school owners lament closure of schools
File: A teacher…seek government support during pandemic By Ibrahim HassanWuyo Following the directive of the federal government that schools should...
More career services offices are planning for a hybrid fall term
Dive Brief: Around 28% of college career services offices are planning for their institutions to have a mix of in-person...
