Russia’s war against Ukraine has created financial uncertainty for students from both countries. Colleges are scrambling to help, while donors are more sympathetic to the Ukrainians. Read More

Thousands, if not millions, of people could have lost money in the second largest crypto hack in history. Read more

AdobeStock “It won’t hurt and it might help”—that’s how a pair of researchers characterizes the impact that state legalization of recreational marijuana has on college admissions. Read more

As colleges quickly moved classes online two years ago, professors went into emergency mode. To keep the ship of their course afloat, some were willing to jettison all kinds of cargo: traditional exams, hard deadlines, chunks of content. Some found it freeing to sail on with less baggage. Read More

Case Western Reserve University will continue a program this year that doles out grants for social justice initiatives. Read more

Mainstream schools in England will be required to “change their culture and practice” to become more inclusive of children with special educational needs and disabilities, under government proposals designed to end the current postcode lottery. Read more

The National Cyber Security Centre has said more organisations should reconsider the risk of using Russian technology, including anti-virus software. Read more

President Biden proposed a $2,175 increase in the maximum Pell Grant Monday in his budget proposal to Congress for fiscal 2023. That would bring the maximum annual Pell award to $8,670. Read more

Touro’s online education team created a comprehensive program to educate educators. It included a series of courses, along with curricular materials. Read more

In February, Campus Reform reported that Texas State University removed the name of historic female leader Sallie Ward Beretta from a residence hall, citing ties with the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Read more