More colleges, states mandate masks on campus
Dive Brief: As coronavirus cases climb in the U.S., more governors and colleges are requiring
Day: July 14, 2020
Survey: College leaders fear students won’t follow social distancing guidelines
Dive Brief: Roughly three-quarters of college leaders surveyed said their greatest concern about maintaining social
Pennsylvania’s public colleges got the green light for major reform
Public postsecondary systems nationwide face the grim task of piecing together budgets ravaged by the
US ESL sector blasts SEVP guidance prohibiting online provision
The announcement – also barring M-1 students from online courses – has left the sector
GoBritanya links with a2 fairs as shareholder
Over the past 19 years, a2 has connected students with more than 900 institutions around
LASU-ACEITSE gets international scientific advisory board
By Elizabeth Osayande Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, made history as its Africa Centre of
California district creates remote learning team to alleviate pressure on teachers
Dive Brief: A virtual learning team of six to eight teachers in California’s Mountain View
Will schools mandate COVID-19 vaccine or face liability?
As coronavirus vaccine candidates enter trials, with some of the earliest predictions landing availability sometime
OET accepted for doctors and nurses
The test has been formally recognised by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates|Foundation for
Reconsider your stance on WASSCE, NAPPS tells FG
WASSEC candidate Says students seriously traumatised By Adesina Wahab and Elizabeth Osayande The National Association