Yale tells students they cannot ‘eat at local restaurants,’ citing COVID fears
Yale University students cannot eat at restaurants near campus and must comply with "a campus-wide quarantine until Feb. 7." Read more
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Duke’s minority students not ‘satisfied’ with racial climate despite numerous diversity employees
Duke University’s racial minorities are unhappy with the climate on campus, according to the latest survey results from the North Carolina college. The university employs numerous diversity employees. Read more
Students take graduate exams in Xi’an
Special provisions for special times, but most of the 135,000 candidates still have chance to compete for further studies Read more
Fewer High School Graduates Go Straight to College
New reports from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center and some states show an “unprecedented” decline in college enrollment among high school graduates—especially the most underserved. Read more
What COVID-19 taught us about creating community
The embrace of technology tools while building learning for the future has made higher education much stronger. Read more
Duke, Princeton, more universities impose delays, new restrictions due to Omicron
Duke, Princeton, Oakland, and Christopher Newport University all announced some form of new restrictions before the spring semester commences. Read more
UK ‘missing out on talent’ as eastern European enrolment plummets
Figures suggest just a tenth of previous entrant numbers from some countries got a study visa Read more
Rhetorical war over online versus in-personinstruction
The chancellor of Northeastern University described in-person learning as “the gold standard,” sparking outcry from administrators of online education who strongly disagree. Read more
Cleveland law school may strip Chief Justice John Marshall from name
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law has initiated a discussion about changing its name amid growing concerns that Chief Justice John Marshall aggressively supported slavery. Read more
Where will these ‘unentitled’ kids go to college?
Sacred are the high school college counselors and teachers who mentor their students during their lunch breaks, after school and on their Thanksgiving break such as Lynda McGee, the college counselor at Downtown Magnets. (“The unentitled kids: California’s new generation of star college applicants,” Dec. 29) Read more
