Harvard, MIT sue over Trump rule blocking foreign students from taking all online classes
Dive Brief: Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology sued immigration officials Wednesday over
Day: July 9, 2020
Another group of colleges looks to consortia to ease financial woes
When the University of Bridgeport’s attempt to merge with Marlboro College fell apart last year,
Ed Dept drops $103M letter of credit for Ashford U spinoff
Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education has dropped a requirement that Ashford University post
U-Turn on schools’ reopening: ASUU, NAPPS, NAPST berate FG, decry policy inconsistency
Malam Adamu Adamu, the Minister of Education By Adesina Wahab Some stakeholders in the education
Australia considers post-study work visa adjustment for stranded students
The sector has been lobbying for months for this and other changes to help stem
Survey: Students relatively positive on distance learning, but obstacles remain
Dive Brief: A new YouthTruth survey of 20,000 students in grades 5-12 across 166 schools in
Contradicting health guidance, White House pressures schools to reopen
Dive Brief: White House health officials, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, President Donald Trump and Vice
Pitting mental health against safety, national leaders point to SEL in school reopening debate
The national debate over reopening schools for in-person instruction is taking a new turn: The
Australia offers Hong Kong international students path to permanent residency
An estimated 10,000 Hong Kongers in Australia – including temporary skilled workers – will be
Australia offers Hong Kong intl students path to permanent residency
An estimated 10,000 Hong Kongers in Australia – including temporary skilled workers – will be