StudyPerth opens dedicated student hub
The StudyPerth Student Hub is a collaborative facility in the city that helps international students prosper by providing professional, social...
Month: August 2020
NAFSA launches training path, calls on US gov to cut out “anti-foreigner messaging”
In the Council on Foreign Relations Why It Matters podcast, NAFSA executive director and CEO Esther Brimmer said that several years of...
Federal courts decline to block DeVos rule on campus sexual violence
Dive Brief: Federal judges in Washington, D.C., and New York have declined to block Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' new regulation governing...
Higher ed group offers ideas for supporting contingent faculty
Dive Brief: Support for non-tenure-track faculty members continues to be a concern amid pandemic-related cutbacks and pushback over how some...
FCTA warns public schools against non-compliance
By Omeiza Ajayi – Abuja The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has warned principals of government-owned secondary schools in the...
UNILAG crisis: ASUU kicks, as governing council sacks VC
…I remain UNILAG VC — Ogundipe …Senate rep alleges foul play …What the UNILAG Act 1962 says By Adesina Wahab,...
Council appoints Prof Soyombo UNILAG’s acting VC
By Adesina Wahab The Governing Council of the University of Lagos on Thursday appointed Prof Theophilus Soyombo as the Acting...
UNILAG: Ogundipe resumes at VC’s office
By Adesina Wahab Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe on Thursday went back to work in the Office of the Vice-Chancellor of the...
APAIE conference 2021 to be postponed until 2022 due to pandemic uncertainty
Earlier this year, the international education sector has rallied behind the organisers of APAIE after an announcement came that the...
Colleges begin releasing coronavirus test results ahead of fall
Dive Brief: Colleges and universities are beginning to release the results of coronavirus tests done on students and employees upon...
