Federal court clears way for new Title IX K-12 rule, takes effect Friday
Dive Brief: The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled Wednesday in favor of new Title IX rules requiring...
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Rural schools wrestle with infrastructure challenges during reopening
As the White House faces criticism for a push to return to in-person instruction and a reopening debate splits the...
Columbia looks to solve pay and stipend dispute
The institution has been accused of denying student employees – including assistants, research assistants, graduate instructors – stipends and pay while...
Global survey reflects changing opinion on value of degrees
“The pandemic is driving an even greater chasm in the digital divide” However, this may not be good news for...
Workers, Senate reject Ogundipe’s removal
…Want Buhari to dissolve Council …Say no to Acting Vice Chancellor …To turn Senate Building to resumption point …Say fight...
StudyPerth opens dedicated student hub
The StudyPerth Student Hub is a collaborative facility in the city that helps international students prosper by providing professional, social...
NAFSA launches training path, calls on US gov to cut out “anti-foreigner messaging”
In the Council on Foreign Relations Why It Matters podcast, NAFSA executive director and CEO Esther Brimmer said that several years of...
Federal courts decline to block DeVos rule on campus sexual violence
Dive Brief: Federal judges in Washington, D.C., and New York have declined to block Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' new regulation governing...
Higher ed group offers ideas for supporting contingent faculty
Dive Brief: Support for non-tenure-track faculty members continues to be a concern amid pandemic-related cutbacks and pushback over how some...
FCTA warns public schools against non-compliance
By Omeiza Ajayi – Abuja The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has warned principals of government-owned secondary schools in the...
