Stakeholders move to improve standard of education in mission schools
By Marie-Therese Nanlong – Jos Worried by the dwindling standard of education in the country,
Day: September 11, 2020
Unical gets first female Vice Chancellor forty years after inception
By Emma Una Professor Florence Obi of the Faculty of Education has been elected the
Republican lawmakers promote new Title IX rule in House hearing
Dive Brief: Republican lawmakers Thursday publicly championed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ new rule governing how
Inside a private university’s decision to create a 2-year college
Drake University, in Iowa, is wading into new territory. The private institution announced last week
Hartford, Miami cyberattacks highlight need for vigilance as districts reopen
Dive Brief: Connecticut’s Hartford Public Schools this week announced it would delay the start of
USDA makes right move to mitigate food insecurity with lunch program extension
Betsy Huber is president of National Grange, a nonprofit focused on strengthening individuals, families and
UK minister meets Study Group regarding issues related to int’l students
The visit took place on the same day that the minister announced that new international student
Hundreds of international students find support in Australian homes
The Australian Homestay Network has been coordinating placements for international students seeking emergency accommodation as
StudyPortals announces tie-up with THE
The two companies have announced they will create a seamless experience to direct THE’s student