What’s Next: 3 ways college campuses will look different this fall
Editor’s note: In this column, we’re looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect
Day: July 23, 2020
Where does the Ed Dept’s CARES rule stand?
Dive Brief: It has been five weeks since the U.S. Department of Education vowed to
Virtual classroom not yet the alternative, says AFED
By Agbonkhese Oboh The online classroom is not yet an alternative to physical schooling, as
NASBE policy update finds trends in reopening plans
Dive Brief: In a new policy update, the National Association of State Boards of Education
Lessons in Leadership: In reopening prep, administrators move beyond ‘old way of doing things’
With the new school year fast approaching, principals and superintendents have a lot on their
International first-year students can’t attend on-campus in fall, says Harvard dean
On July 8, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – which have a combined
thousands of international students may have to stay for the summer
Last month New Zealand’s finance minister, Grant Robertson, said that international students are unlikely to return
English UK outlines ELT kickstart initiative after visa victory
The short-term study visa route will end in December, English UK said, meaning those wanting
US-China trade war could cost unis $1.15bn over 10 years
Researchers from the Center for Global Development at the University of California San Diego have
US-China trade war could cost unis $1.15bn over ten years
Researchers from the Center for Global Development at the University of California San Diego have