More institutions file lawsuits against “cruel” ICE guidelines
The ICE directive comes at a time when the federal government is putting pressure on universities and K-12 schools to...
Month: July 2020
20% EU students to start studies early due to home fee changes
The think-tank spoke with 600 students from the EU and asked them about their plans to study abroad. Some 20%...
Confucius Institutes get rebrand to “disperse Western misinterpretation”
Control will ostensibly move to an NGO set up by 27 universities and other organisations involved in international education, many...
NUC engages foreign-based Nigerian scientists on biomedical research
A map of NigeriaBy Joseph Erunke THE National Universities Commission, NUC, has engaged Nigerian foreign-based researchers on biomedical research as...
Student bags Diana Award for works on mental health
By Elizabeth Osayande A 400 LEVEL medical student at the Lagos State University College of Medicine, LASUCOM, Toluwalashe Soyemi, has been...
Unicaf offers university scholarships to 3 Nigerians –
UNICAF Nigeria, an online degree awarding university, has offered a master’s degree scholarship to three Nigerians for winning an essay...
Structure in curriculum builds lifelong skills
Dive Brief: As schools look to the fall and how classes will operate, creating a structure for students to safely...
Ed Dept takes aim at HLC over Art Institutes accreditation dispute
Dive Brief: A recent U.S. Department of Education staff report takes aim at the Higher Learning Commission, alleging the regional...
Amid coronavirus, educators learn to differentiate, add choice with tech
Rachel Williams is not sure how her classroom will look this fall, but she knows one thing that will continue...
Will ICE’s guidance cause colleges to change their reopening plans?
Dive Brief: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's announcement Monday that international students must leave the country if their schools are online-only...
