DHS duration of stay proposal receives 32,000 public comments
Joining calls to withdraw the proposed rule were 20 Republican members of Congress, state attorney generals from
Month: October 2020
How are educators keeping young students engaged online?
Dive Brief: It’s been a challenge to shift kindergarten online, as that particular year of
EPA proposal would mandate lead testing in 20% of K-12 schools, child care centers
It’s been decades since lead was first identified as a toxin harmful to the neurological
More UK HEIs offering TNE in 2018/19 than ever before
A total of 666,815 students in 226 countries joined TNE programs at 142 UK higher education providers
What’s next for free college if Biden becomes president?
Presidential hopeful Joe Biden began promoting a free college plan earlier this year that would
These companies are redesigning ‘Zoom University’
Forced to move classes online quickly this spring, colleges worked with what they had: the
Relationships, equity remain essential for curriculum to connect in remote learning
Dive Brief: Focusing on relationships with students, families and staff is key to making curriculum
New York high school’s nonprofit partnership has students tackle voter engagement
Dive Brief: High school students in Armonk, New York, researched ways to increase voter turnout
OfS considers making regulations around int’l student experience
Speaking during the IHE 2020 Policy Live event in a keynote address, Dandridge said that
IEASA & ANIE host first joint virtual conference
The theme of the conference was “Innovation and Resilience in Higher Education Internationalisation in an Era