Education collaboration between nations bears fruit
China-Russia education cooperation has achieved fruitful results and is experiencing good momentum, with exchanges of tens of thousands of students between the two countries. Read more
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Fears for academia’s ‘peacemaker’ role, as China expertise wanes
China studies programmes and language courses are on the decline, just as understanding of the superpower is needed most Read more
Despite TikTok Bans, Colleges Are Thriving on the App
Several campuses have restricted their use of TikTok. For those still using the app, it’s proven a successful way to reach prospective students and leverage current students’ skills. Read more
Feds give professors $5.7M to develop tool to combat ‘misinformation’
A group of professors is using taxpayer dollars doled out by the federal government to develop a new misinformation fact-checking tool called “Course Correct.” Read more
Five things we’ve learned from UN climate report
The scientific body that advises the UN on rising temperatures has just released a new report. It's an important summary of six key pieces of research completed over the past five years. Read more
DeSantis’ flagship bill against faculty not dead despite new block
Following Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker’s preliminary injunction on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ proposed “Stop WOKE Act” bill in November, a federal appeals court on Thursday denied his administration’s request for a stay that would allow the bill’s enforcement while under review. Read more
Federal appeals court leaves DeSantis’ anti-’woke’ law blocked in Florida public colleges
A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that a temporary block on a portion of a law pushed by Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis restricting what can be taught in Florida’s public colleges and universities will remain in place. Read more
Students at women’s college vote in favor of admitting male-identifying students to avoid being ‘trasphobic’
Students at Wellesley College in Massachusetts voted in a non-binding referendum on Wednesday in favor of admitting trans-male students (XX chromosomes) to women's school school, clashing with the administration’s adamant refusal to change its policy. Read more
University leaders must defend freedom against DeSantis’ overreach
Higher education leaders are often reluctant to enter the political realm, but now this prudence carries the stench of cowardice Read more
Iowa suspends new DEI policies in higher ed, launches probe into current ones
The Board of Regents overseeing Iowa’s public universities has paused implementation of any new diversity, equity and inclusion programs at the state’s three major public universities as officials launch a review of them. Read more
