Sorority apologizes for congratulating Amy Coney Barrett
The Kappa Delta sorority apologized for a social media post congratulating Supreme Court justice nominee and Kappa Delta alumna Amy Coney Barrett.
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Professors demand universities ditch Zoom for shutting down Palestinian hijacker events
After Zoom shut down a university event with a Palestinian terrorist for at least the fourth time in a month, an academic group is pressuring U.S. college presidents to break their agreements with the online meeting provider.
Biden Would Increase Science Funding
Increasing federal spending on research and science, including at universities, will be a top priority of his administration, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden told a left-of-center podcast.
Would-be international students ‘prefer to study in-person at home’
THE survey finds that prospective mobile students are still reluctant to study online with an overseas university
George Washington U. tells ‘Girls Who Code’ student group it cannot discriminate based on sex
George Washington University has given 23 student groups, including a number of female-led student groups, until December to amend their club constitutions to comply with the school’s nondiscrimination policy.
The Emotional Toll of Racism
Black students continuously experience, fight against and bear emotional scars from racism, which can lead to increased anxiety and poor mental health outcomes. Some colleges are just starting to address these issues.
4 financial constraints facing student teachers
Tuition, fees and full student budget that education majors face before financial aid are each approximately $3,000 lower
UT stands by ‘Eyes of Texas’ song, will play recording as band refuses to play
The University of Texas confirmed it will continue to play its Alma Mater at sporting events.
Fairfax County teachers union demands virtual classes until August 2021
The Fairfax Education Association, which represents employees for Virginia’s Fairfax County Public School system, recently demanded that the school stay closed until August 2021.
America will sacrifice anything for the college experience
The pandemic is changing lots of things, some forever. Office work seems to be on the decline, as companies abandon pricey real estate and the nuisance of commutes.
