More Confusion Over Emergency Aid
The Education Department appeared ready to issue a rule limiting who can get the CARES Act's emergency aid grants but backed off at the last minute.
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How the line between online and face-to-face instruction is blurring
'The new normal is not going to allow us to ever go back to two separate experiences'
Academics nationwide #ShutDownSTEM because science is ‘weaponized against black people’
Participants say “justice will not be achieved until Black people not only have the right to survive but also thrive”.
College football this fall? University of Michigan unsure, other colleges seem optimistic
University of Michigan fans have been waiting patiently for an announcement regarding whether they will be able to watch their football team play this fall. COVID-19 has caused serious uncertainty among the administration.
Beijing warning ‘will have limited effect’ on Australian recruitment
Past advisories have not quenched Chinese students’ thirst for overseas study
Developer warns VR headset damaged eyesight
A software developer has tweeted about how wearing a VR headset for hours a day has damaged his eyesight.
Student-Athletes will soon be social media influencers
In mid-March, the University of Nebraska and athlete marketing program Opendorse announced the launch of the Ready Now Program, a first-of-its kind partnership that will assist college athletes with individual branding to market themselves as social media influencers.
The Future of Apprenticeships
More people are talking about how to make apprenticeships remote after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students want campuses reopened, lament ‘quality’ of online classes
Campus Reform asked students about reopening campuses after the coronavirus pandemic.
After tweet supporting ‘good police officers,’ Arizona State revokes journalism dean offer
Arizona State University has rescinded a job offer to the new dean of its journalism school after students complained of past microaggressions and other insensitive comments.
