Tech-based contact tracing could put schools in murky privacy territory
Dive Brief: A white paper from the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (STOP) suggests the use of contact tracing technology by schools could...
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Outdoor learning is safer, but how are schools doing it?
As schools ease into the new academic year, many district administrators are sending students and educators outside to abide by...
Financial sustainability in higher education: Challenges and solutions
The higher-ed industry was experiencing an era of uncertainty and change, even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Background...
More China TNE programs adopting fully in-country model, report finds
As of 2019, China hosted around 2,240 Sino-foreign joint programs and institutions, involving over 600 Chinese HEIs and 800 foreign...
84% of agents losing income because of Covid-19
MSM surveyed 395 education agents from 30 of the most viable city targets for international students in June 2020 three...
ASUU protests 6 years salary arrears entitlements in UNICAL
By Ike Uchechukwu – Calabar The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Calabar (UNICAL) Chapter has protested six...
Adamu seeks protection of schools, release of students, teachers in captivity
…Reiterates FG’s commitment to safe learning environment Adamu AdamuBy Joseph Erunke MINISTER of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu has asked for...
Colleges met with strikes, collective action over fall reopening plans
Dive Brief: Several colleges' decisions to offer campus-based instruction are the subject of strikes or legal pushback as coronavirus cases...
CARES Act rule blocked for Massachusetts colleges
Dive Brief: A federal judge in Massachusetts last week blocked the U.S. Department of Education's interim rule that excludes certain...
What’s Next: How will the pandemic change college football?
Editor's note: In this column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the long...
