UK gov outlines student travel plan for Christmas
The UK government has unveiled its plans which will see widespread testing of students when the current lockdown period ends...
Year: 2020
Fewer than 10% of outbound ASEAN students study in other member states
A report by SHARE, the European Union Support to Higher Education in the ASEAN Region, and its partners has revealed...
How can student success initiatives scale?
Dive Brief: Several colleges and nonprofit organizations run programs that offer support services to help students graduate, but scaling these...
UCAS considers post-result application model that could mean Jan starts
While it remains unclear how this could affect international students, UCAS has said it has the potential to impact their...
What does Biden’s anticipated win mean for colleges?
Dive Brief: Joe Biden is the anticipated winner of the presidential election, according to forecasts by several news organizations and...
How Oregon schools used a $19M grant to upgrade energy efficiency
Dive Brief: The Energy Trust of Oregon provided $19 million to schools for energy efficiency projects that include lighting, ventilation, insulation...
Will federal relief for colleges come before more budget cuts do?
The last, best chance for colleges and universities to avoid making deep cuts to programs and staff seems to be...
GSP & Cohort Go partner on health coverage options
Through the partnership, agents will be able to purchase Overseas Student Health Cover directly from the Global Study Partner portal, which the...
“Evidence-based decision making” vital for shift online
In a PIE webinar discussion about the student experience of online communication and learning, Nova Scotia Community College International director,...
Colleges continue to crack down on students defying coronavirus safety measures
Dive Brief: As the fall term progresses, many colleges continue to punish students who don't follow safety measures designed to...
