With DeVos’ Title IX rule taking effect, higher ed is under strain
Brett Sokolow, president of the Association of Title IX Administrators, spent part of the last
Day: August 17, 2020
Colleges could be on the hook to cover sports debt: Moody’s
Dive Brief: Colleges with suspended fall sports seasons will likely provide financial support to their
WAEC denies leakage of Maths as candidates begin examinations
By Joseph Erunke – Abuja As candidates begin their examinations, the West African Examinations Council,
UNILAG: Ogundipe, Soyombo fail to resume work, as DSS takes over Senate Building
…ASUU accuses Babalakin of discrediting public universities UNILAG gate By Adesina Wahab The two claimants
No resumption date yet for students
Prof. Sulyman Abdulkareem, Vice-Chancellor, University of Ilorin, says no date has been fixed for resumption
Lagos Assembly to embark on facility tour of schools over COVID-19 protocols
WASSCE scratch cad …urges state govt. to conduct a test for students BY Ebunoluwa Sessou
Pilot scheme to see international students return to South Australia
It is hoped that the trial will pave the way for South Australia to bring
More states including teachers on education boards
Dive Brief: Fourteen states now require that a teacher serve on their state board of
Funding for school facility improvements a requirement for safe reopening
Elizabeth Beardsley is the senior policy counsel at the U.S. Green Building Council. Scott Brown is
Letter to DHS asks for updated guidance for new international students
In July, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement announcement confirmed that newly enrolled international students studying