RIT announces partnership with US Army to lead STEM education programs across all grade levels ROCHESTER, N.Y. — RIT announced a new partnership with the Army […]
A certain segment of America saw its travel plans, even those already in progress, come to a screeching halt this past weekend. On Saturday, Spirit Airlines […]
A new scholarship has launched to expand access to study abroad opportunities to community college students in the US – a population starkly underrepresented in global […]
Short on time? Here are the highlights: Of universities in the UK surveyed recently by the British Universities International Liaison Association (BUILA), 7 in 10 reported declines in […]
The University of Dayton will, this coming fall, begin offering students a new curriculum, centered on artificial intelligence. The university’s new offerings, administrators said, will center on […]
Michigan’s statewide effort has re-enrolled thousands of adults with some credits but no credential, addressing both enrollment declines and workforce needs. A new report from ReUp […]
Short on time? Here are the highlights: In 2019, pathway programmes – joint offerings that link language study with academic programmes – accounted for nearly one […]
Hampshire College, which missed its enrollment goal by nearly half last fall and has struggled financially for years, is back on the hot seat with its accreditor. The […]
Interview by Robert Rosen Freelance global issues reporter based in Michigan — contributor to education and news outlets worldwide With Mark S. Kopenski CEO, Global Student […]
Short on time? Here are the highlights: The US/Israel-Iran war has touched down in several countries in the Middle East, and international educators and students are […]
Students encouraged to study elsewhere owing to concerns about the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood on UK campusesThe United Arab Emirates has restricted funding for its students […]