Can Germany’s renowned vocational education system be exported?
English ministers advised to start looking at key features like partnership with employers rather than using German system as ‘trademark’
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More colleges implement mandatory anti-racism courses
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed a bill into law making an ethnic studies course mandatory for CSU students.
Students claim merit criteria ‘possess inherent bias’
Students and academics created a guide to explain how racism is prevalent throughout the STEM field.
Profs to white parents: Keep your kids in public schools to show you’re not racist
A pair of Minnesota professors say one of the ways in which white parents can demonstrate a commitment to “anti-racism” is to keep their children in public schools.
Thinking Twice About Testing
NACAC issues report that is highly critical of standardized testing in admissions.
How some universities are bypassing new Title IX rules
Despite legal challenges, the Trump administration’s new Title IX regulations rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault at schools and universities went into effect Friday, August 14.
UNC ends in-person classes after coronavirus outbreaks
After students gather to party, campus moves to online one week into semester
US campuses counting hundreds of new virus infections
With students just arriving, institutions quickly find parties and outbreaks
Is your institution approaching the zone of exigency?
When confronted with viability concerns, financial exigency can be a last resort for struggling colleges and universities.
Intellectual Property ‘Grab’
Youngstown State faculty members say university is trying to seize all rights to their intellectual property.
