President Speaks: Course-sharing can help small colleges weather the pandemic
Richard Merriman Jr. is the former president of the University of Mount Union, in Ohio.
Day: July 6, 2020
Will colleges in the new coronavirus epicenters change their fall plans?
College leaders in several states are staring down one of the worst possible outcomes of
Private school proprietors in FCT mobilize for school reopening amid COVID-19 crisis
Organise 4 part series zoom webinar throughout July By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Private school
Taiwan lifts travel ban for students from 13 countries
Restrictions against Australia, Bhutan, Brunei, Fiji, Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia, New Zealand, Palau, Thailand and
Education experts to brainstorm on challenges of learning in Africa
File photo of students. The Africa Educational Management and Leadership Forum, a front line educational
History texts under scrutiny amid growing bias awareness
Dive Brief: History textbooks are facing increased scrutiny, with some educators advocating to rid classrooms
A look at how colleges could benefit from $3B in coronavirus aid for states
At a time when colleges and universities are reeling from the financial fallout of the
Three out of four international students earn less than minimum wage
The International Students and Wage Theft in Australia report was conducted in April and May
Is this the end for college admissions tests?
It took hours of debate in front of their computers, but as their day-long virtual
Will climbing coronavirus cases derail school reopenings?
In a U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing Tuesday morning, health