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Burr to Be Senate’s Top Republican on Education
Senator Richard Burr, from North Carolina, expects to be named Lamar Alexander’s successor as the Senate’s top Republican on the education committee, a source familiar with the senator’s thinking
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UChicago endorses Harvard’s ‘flawed’ ‘Implicit Bias’ test
The University of Chicago’s biological sciences department endorsed Harvard University’s "flawed" “Project Implicit” following a diversity training.
Legal Win for Foreign Student Work Program
Federal judge upholds the popular optional practical training program in latest development in long-running lawsuit. The labor union that brought the lawsuit is appealing.
China bans children from using mobile phones at school
Children in China are to be banned from using their phones in school, the Ministry of Education has ruled.
English universities to get £50m for students in financial distress
A wave of rent strikes and protests has highlighted the difficulties many undergraduates face thanks to the Covid restrictions
Monument commemorating ‘spirit of the pioneers’ removed from Oklahoma college
A controversial monument at Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) was removed this week.
How students get the essentials with less stress
Free delivery now available at American Campus Communities housing complexes at 40 universities
Cardi B, ‘Queering,’ and Shrek top list of craziest college courses of 2021
Here’s a roundup of the Craziest College Courses of 2021:
A Federal look at managing online programs
The Government Accountability Office has begun an analysis of the array of external providers -- more central than ever because of the pandemic -- that help colleges take their academic programs online.
Title IX: Dartmouth reverses course, reinstates women’s athletic teams
Faced with a potential lawsuit from students, the college decides to add back programs it had cut in July amid financial concerns during the pandemic.
