Work restrictions waived for international nursing students
Australia bends rules to marshal health resources, as social distancing directives are intensified
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Faith lecture by religious studies professor lauds Karl Marx, doesn’t mention Jesus
An Ivy League-educated scholar called for an end to capitalism as the only means to create a moral world during her recent guest lectures at the Presbyterian-affiliated Maryville College last week.
World’s first AI university is in the United Arab Emirates
The UAE has worked hard to earn its title as an advanced and futuristic nation.
Number of students demanding refunds climbs amid coronavirus closures
Due to coronavirus concerns, students at Arizona State University have been moved to all online classes through the end of the school year.
Students Organize Their Own Aid Networks
As campus closures strain low-income students, undergrads at over a dozen universities have started large "mutual aid" networks and fundraisers to defray costs.
Northern Illinois U. professor reported for making ‘old white guy’ statements
In February 2019, a student at Northern Illinois University reported a professor for consistently making “old white guy” statements, according to a review of complaints that have been filed with the school’s Bias Reporting website.
Chinese students, tutors and experts differ on assessment ethics
Study is first to survey students’ views on how they are judged in the classroom
Russia recommends higher education switch to distance learning
Russia’s ministry of science and higher education recommended higher educational institutions switch to distance learning from Monday, Russian news agencies reported on Sunday.
Companies lend students a helping hand amid campus chaos
Students nationwide are being forced or encouraged to leave their dorms
Coronavirus-related dorm evictions likely to spur class-action lawsuits, law professor warns
Colleges that have been evicting students from housing to deal with a theoretical coronavirus outbreak on campus had better hope their contracts cover the surprise removal.
