Colleges look to apps that screen for virus symptoms and trace contacts
Last week, representatives from the University of Alabama at Birmingham called for 20,000 participants to test
Day: August 14, 2020
Scrapping fall sports doesn’t end health risks for teams, experts say
Signs that the global health crisis would curtail colleges’ fall sports seasons have become more obvious
Workers, Senate want Buhari to dissolve council
… As Ogundipe resumes, heads to court By Adesina Wahab & Ikechukwu Nnochiri THE Joint
Delta SUBEB chairman urges contractors to deliver classrooms projects within 90 days
Mr Sunny Ogwu, Chairman, State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), says contractors handling various classroom
Federal court clears way for new Title IX K-12 rule, takes effect Friday
Dive Brief: The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled Wednesday in favor of
Rural schools wrestle with infrastructure challenges during reopening
As the White House faces criticism for a push to return to in-person instruction and
Columbia looks to solve pay and stipend dispute
The institution has been accused of denying student employees – including assistants, research assistants, graduate instructors
Global survey reflects changing opinion on value of degrees
“The pandemic is driving an even greater chasm in the digital divide” However, this may
Workers, Senate reject Ogundipe’s removal
…Want Buhari to dissolve Council …Say no to Acting Vice Chancellor …To turn Senate Building
StudyPerth opens dedicated student hub
The StudyPerth Student Hub is a collaborative facility in the city that helps international students