Student petition supports Fresno State’s potential return to full virtual teaching
Due to an increase in COVID-19 incidence, Cal State Fresno may return to remote learning after the Thanksgiving break. Read more
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Covid ‘high alert’ warning as more than 100,000 pupils in England miss school
Headteachers’ leader says government must be ready to act amid big rise in numbers absent read more
Online course platform could slash student loan debt by thousands of dollars
An expanding online education platform could help students save money on college while boosting their income, according to a recent College Fix interview with a nonprofit entrepreneur. Read more
The stunning success of the Walmart education program for employees
Nearly one-fifth of the company’s hourly associates who have participated have been promoted. Read more
NFT-based fantasy football card firm raises $680m
French firm Sorare, which sells football trading cards in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has raised $680m (£498m). Read more
A ‘Forceful Voice’ for Community Colleges
Jill Biden, the first lady, returned to the classroom this fall as a community college professor. Community college leaders see the move as emblematic of a new national moment for their institutions. Read more
Reminding Congress of Workforce Education
Reminding Congress of Workforce Education Read more
Does a professor have the right to say ‘China virus’? At UDallas, the answer is no.
Countless academics have kept their eyes down and mouths shut as our colleagues have been attacked online or administratively over the things they’ve said or done. Read more
Louisiana State University begins disenrolling students not compliant with vaccine rules
Louisiana State University disenrolled students who failed to comply with COVID-19 regulations. Read more
4 international student myths about U.S. colleges
Paraguay national Yamily Villalba Paredes says she never felt dissuaded from applying to U.S. colleges and universities based on anything she had heard. Read more
