Sixty-six percent of college students think shouting down a speaker they disagree with is acceptable to shut down their talk, and another 23 percent believe violence can be used to cancel a speech, according to a wide-scale survey released this week. Read more

Driven to remote education by its overall flexibility and in part by the COVID-19 pandemic, the pool of prospective online learners is not only increasing but also is pleased with what colleges and universities are offering. Read more

Author of essay discusses the classic guide to running meetings -- and why he thinks higher education should study it. read more

As Confucius Institutes continue to close on college campuses, Taiwan is launching an alternative program to teach Chinese language and culture while promoting democratic values and its partnership with the U.S. Read more

The Central York school board has gone back on its decision to bar a list of titles by or about people of colour from being used as educational resources Read more

Having gotten a small but eye-opening window into operations on their campuses this fall, the majority of the students polled by two education-focused companies are in favor of both mask and vaccine mandates. Read more

A member of Congress and organizations representing historically Black colleges and universities aren’t thrilled with the treatment of HBCUs in the current language of the budget reconciliation bill. Read more

Due to an increase in COVID-19 incidence, Cal State Fresno may return to remote learning after the Thanksgiving break. Read more

Headteachers’ leader says government must be ready to act amid big rise in numbers absent read more

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