RPI researchers reveal new method to reduce cheating
A testing strategy that is cost-effective and less time-consuming may work in combating collusion.
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Staff helps shy students find aid, self-confidence
Before Sun Anlong graduated from university in 2015, Shi Jie handed him a new suit and wished him a bright future.
Four in five university and college staff struggling because of pandemic, union says
University and College Union calls for wellbeing support as survey shows higher workloads and poor mental health
‘Quite jarring’: BU professor notes major depression in students in national study
The Healthy Minds report reveals the state of mental health on college campuses, including that more than 80% have suffered academically since the pandemic began.
Golden opportunity: California’s quest to prioritize older students
A new California Competes report highlights the potential of bringing millions of former students back into higher education and the value it has in meeting workforce needs.
University of Michigan locks out students who violated COVID-19 testing protocols
The University of Michigan has deactivated Mcard access to non-residential buildings for 375 undergraduate students after they failed to comply with the school’s mandatory COVID testing requirements.
Ohio university student dies after alleged alcohol-related hazing incident
Bowling Green State University places the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity on interim suspension after Stone Foltz, 20, dies
How one university turned a surplus of food into a solution
Northwestern Dining recovered excess food prepared for quarantined students at the start of the year and helped get thousands of meals to those in need across Chicago.
RPI researchers reveal new method to reduce cheating
A testing strategy that is cost-effective and less time-consuming may work in combating collusion.
UK universities’ closeness to China poses risks, says Jo Johnson
Study led by former minister concludes dangers of closer collaboration are poorly understood
