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Boise State pulls, then reinstates diversity class after students ‘humiliated and degraded’
Boise State University suspended, then reinstated, a diversity class after students were reportedly “humiliated and degraded.”
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Governor signs bill to let Arizona community colleges offer some 4-year degrees
Gov. Doug Ducey signed into law a bill to allow community college students to earn some bachelor’s degrees without attending another higher education institution.
Plans for 50% funding cut to arts subjects at UK universities ‘catastrophic’
Artists and musicians speak out against proposal by education secretary and Office for Students
IBM 2nm chip breakthrough claims more power with less energy
IBM says it has made a significant breakthrough in computer processors by creating a 2nm chip in its test lab.
Courts Skeptical on COVID-19 Tuition Lawsuits
Judges have dismissed many of the cases seeking refunds for shifts to virtual learning, but some are going to trial, and at least two colleges have settled.
Another Native American mascot gets canceled
A high school in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has retired its “Indian” mascot. Whether this was due to genuine community support or to outside activist pressure remains an open question.
Ireland launches post-Brexit push to recruit Chinese students
Country pushes overseas marketing in light of fallout from Brexit and Covid
Education Dept. launches new ‘Best Practices’ site
The 'Safer Campuses Clearinghouse' website contains evidence-based strategies used effectively by higher education institutions and K-12 schools during the pandemic.
New Tesla factory will create hundreds of jobs that don’t require college degrees
Car company Tesla has plans to create jobs in Austin, Texas — and many of those opportunities will not require college degrees.
Free College offer lures thousands
State officials in Michigan expected a big response when they launched a free college program for adults earlier this year. They got lots of takers, all right -- 67,000 and counting.
