The human toll of rampant college closures
The steady trickle of colleges falling is beginning to reveal the effect it’s having on students, especially those who received abrupt notification from their institution. Read more
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Ministers fears universities may be ‘coerced’ via foreign funding
Deputy prime minister to brief vice-chancellors on findings of review Read more
London mosque denies it advised school all prayers could be deferred
Statement says it made clear to Michaela community school that ‘in winter it would not be possible to pray later’ Read more
NCAA initiative aims to recruit more ‘student-athletes of color’
The National Collegiate Athletics Association just started an Inclusive Leaders Program to help schools increase diversity in their sports programs by recruiting and retaining more “student-athletes of color.” Read more
How AI can add the human touch that today’s college students need
Based on the media headlines and campus conversations, AI seems to be about the only thing faculty and staff are talking about. Read more
Faculty Unions Seeking Formal AI Guidelines
Most faculty union contracts make no mention of artificial intelligence, but rising concerns about faculty autonomy and job security are starting to shape discussions about labor protections. Read more
Canadian budget pledges major investment in research and students
After flat research funding drew complaints last year from universities, new plan warmly welcomed Read more
Football-based mentoring found to boost wellbeing for at-risk pupils in England
Intensive mentoring for troubled schoolchildren using football kickabouts can significantly enhance wellbeing, increasing happiness equivalent to an unemployed adult getting a job, a study has found. Read more
Montreal university symposium calls for ‘human rights’ for ‘menstruators’
Concordia University in Montreal is getting ready to host a one-day symposium focused on “menstrual equity” and “human rights” for “menstruators.” Read more
The catch-22 of colleges, universities using TikTok on campus
In March, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to ban the wildly popular app TikTok if its owner, China-based company ByteDance, did not sell its stake in the company. The move forced colleges to weigh the benefits and potential consequences if the app were removed from campus WiFi. Read more
