Coronavirus puts information literacy in curriculum spotlight
Dive Brief: Information literacy has become increasingly difficult to teach in the coronavirus era, as the plethora of online platforms...
Month: July 2020
Trump administration amps up pressure to reopen colleges
Dive Brief: The Trump administration is ratcheting up pressure on college and state leaders to reopen campuses this fall. Federal...
Chibok community accuses FG of stalling educational pursuits of rescued girls
File: Cross Section of the girls dancing and praising God during the second meeting of Parents and Freed 106 Chiboks...
UKCISA calls on UK gov’t to make immigration system more flexible
The ‘Delivering a world-class international student experience’ paper lists 15 steps that UKCISA believes will make the UK the “world’s...
‘Notable’ June job gains don’t include public education employment
Dive Brief: A monthly employment report released by the U.S. Department of Labor shows "notable job gains" for the education...
Students may need extra social-emotional support when they return to the classroom
Dive Brief: Students, particularly those with disabilities, may exhibit anxiety when schools reopen, with changes in routines, a new fear...
MIT & Harvard jointly filed suit against ICE over online-only guidelines
Stakeholders have reacted in shock to the new guidelines that would mandate that international students transfer to an institution offering...
Free, open digital resource in U.S. history improves access, promotes viewpoint diversity
As school districts around the country announce their plans for fall instruction, students' access to high-quality learning resources will be...
Cornell Uni announces Study Away scheme for international students
Under the scheme, eligible international students live and study at a local campus in their home country or region and...
CUNY faculty union sues system, saying adjunct cuts violate CARES Act
Dive Brief: The union representing City University of New York faculty is suing the system, arguing the layoffs of thousands...
