What’s Wrong With This Year’s IB Scores?
Students, parents and teachers are up in arms over the way the International Baccalaureate was scored this year. College spaces are at risk.
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Trump asks Treasury Department to review universities’ tax exemption over ‘Radical Left Indoctrination’
President Donald Trump tweeted on Friday threatening funding for universities and schools he says are "indoctrinating" students, calling on the Treasury Department to review their tax-exempt statuses.
Universities enlisted to help theatres and museums bounce back
A new research project will draw on academic expertise to ‘reset and reimagine’ cultural life in the UK
Why Stanford will cut 11 varsity sports programs
Fencing, field hockey, sailing, squash, synchronized swimming and wrestling among teams being cut
How trickery makes video calls more personal
Microsoft has added a new feature to its Teams video-conferencing app that cuts all the participants out and pastes them into the same virtual room.
Georgetown student government votes to condemn peer’s ‘I Love America’ column
The student government at Georgetown University has passed a resolution to condemn their peer for writing a column on his personal website that stated “I love the United States of America” and criticized the Black Lives Matter movement.
Should Students Be Required to Be Vaccinated?
Polls are raising questions about whether all college-aged adults will choose to get a coronavirus vaccine when one is available.
Trump slams online learning, echoing students’ disapproval
President Trump condemned virtual learning on Twitter today and called again for schools to reopen in the fall.
Retired prof says she was doxed, threatened for opposing cancel culture
After a UGA alumna expressed disdain over renaming campus buildings, she said her personal information was shared on social media.
Nursing dean fired after telling students ‘everyone’s life matters’
Dr. Leslie Neal-Boylan, dean of the University of Massachusetts-Lowell’s Solomont School of Nursing, was fired in mid-June after writing “everyone’s life matters” in an email to students.
