A few colleges loosened fall grading policies. Will others follow?
Dive Brief: The University of Virginia recently joined a handful of schools relaxing their grading policies this fall by allowing...
Day: October 16, 2020
Financial aid officials share how they’re advising college students now
The clock turned over on the financial aid calendar with the launch of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid...
Google, HBCUs team up to expand skills training
Dive Brief: Google is partnering with an industry group to launch digital skills training programs at 20 historically Black colleges,...
What does a district court ruling mean for future right-to-education cases?
Dive Brief: In a 55-page decision, a Rhode Island District Court judge dismissed Cook v. Raimondo, a prominent right-to-education case...
The fight to vote: 4 ways to weave 100 years of women’s suffrage into curricula
Teri Finneman is not a fan of history textbooks that reduce the women’s suffrage movement to a few stories about...
Helping student-athletes navigate recruitment amid canceled seasons
Maria Miller has dreamed of playing college soccer since 7th grade, but the Cooperstown, New York, senior is sitting on...
Agents, schools consider development of future partnerships
“Agents and schools historically have spent too much money recruiting students, whether it’s commissions, brochure contributions,” said Paul Schroeder, CEO...
British Council holds first virtual ELTons Awards
Entries were submitted from 35 countries across six continents, ranging from original courses and apps, to projects addressing global challenges....
Stallion Empowerment Initiative launches scholarship for Warri students
The beneficiaries of the SEI scholarship.Stallion Empowerment Initiative, SEI, the charity arm of Stallion Group which recently celebrated its 50...
Bell and British Study Centres announce London collab
The agreement is also designed to share costs and create economies of scale, where British Study Centres will be based in Bell’s prime location...
