Private Colleges keep resetting tuition
Several private colleges say their high sticker prices have scared students off in the past and that newly announced tuition resets were planned long before COVID-19 struck.
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‘Don’t weaponise the net’ warns former NCSC cyber-chief Ciaran Martin
In cyber-space, a strong defence should take precedence over arming ourselves with new weapons, the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)'s ex-chief has warned.
Here’s how big higher ed job losses have been during COVID
Employment at public colleges and universities has dropped nearly 14%
Speculation Over Biden’s Education Secretary
Whom will the president-elect pick for the top higher education position?
Against Face-to-Face Teaching Mandates
Professors and graduate students urge caution on spring plans for in-person instruction.
UW ‘surprised’ to find that most students aren’t racist
The University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted a multi-year study to see whether its own students treated others differently based on their identities.
Hot desks ‘must go’ from post-Covid campuses, says deputy v-c
While the pandemic may force an end to open-plan academic spaces, Australian forum hears that ‘empty glass boxes’ are not the answer
Apple unveils first Mac computers powered by its own M1 chip
Apple has revealed its first Mac computers powered by chips of its own design.
What are Joe Biden’s 3 priorities for higher education?
Biden-Harris higher ed platform starts with two-years of debt-free community college or training
History scholar seeks to reclaim medieval period from white supremacists
Modern-day white supremacists look back fondly on a medieval period that was far more diverse than they would like to admit, a scholar of medieval studies told an event hosted by the University of Alabama-Huntsville’s history department.
