Gonzaga U and Shorelight announce p’ship for international students
Through the partnership, Shorelight will help Gonzaga, a Catholic, Jesuit and humanistic university, recruit and retain international students from across...
Month: October 2020
Covid-19 disruption on int’l students “moderate to extreme”, survey finds
Conducted by Hong Kong’s School of Graduate Studies at Lingnan University, the survey of international and non-local higher education students...
Keep students’ professional skills “in the moment”, HEIs urged
According to panellist and director of Expertise in Mobility in the Netherlands, Nannette Ripmeester, “the only constant that we have...
Keep students’ professional skills “in the moment” HEIs urged
According to panellist and director of Expertise in Mobility in the Netherlands, Nannette Ripmeester, “the only constant that we have...
“Perceived barriers” may drive prospective students away from US
In a lively discussion around the latest sector positioning and policies in the US held during The PIE Live virtual...
Colleges’ coronavirus testing strategies inconsistent: analysis
Dive Brief: Only a quarter of colleges that enroll more than 5,000 undergraduates and are offering in-person classes are testing...
How can colleges talk about coronavirus deaths on campus?
Andrew Koricich received an email last week that caught him off guard. A student at the university where he teaches,...
State ed chiefs rethinking accountability during COVID-19
Dive Brief: State education leaders should think about leveraging information from accountability systems mainly to put in place support initiatives...
3 steps for integrating art into other classes
Dive Brief: Art works can act as vehicles to learning about historical events, wrote seventh grade U.S. history teacher Ron...
State ed chiefs ponder coronavirus-era assessment challenges, solutions
Dive brief: State-level educators and national testing experts, speaking during a Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) webinar Monday, agreed schools...
