The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's announcement of the School of Civic Life and Leadership has ignited a controversy surrounding academic bias and discrimination, bringing to light the longstanding debate over viewpoint diversity in higher education. This controversy follows a
The realm of education has been irrevocably altered by the COVID-19 pandemic, propelling the adoption of remote learning at a scale previously unimaginable. As physical classrooms gave way to digital ones, the deployment of Learning Management Systems (LMS) became crucial to continuing education.
The End of an Era for North Coast College After providing educational services for nearly six decades, North Coast College in Ohio has announced its closure, marking the end of an era. Slated to cease operations at the end of August, the college leaves behind a legacy that has spanned generations.
A Rich Legacy of Theological Inquiry Comillas Pontifical University has long stood as a bastion of theological education. Founded in 1880 as a seminary, it has a storied history of advancement in ecclesiastical studies. The transition to a fully-fledged university in 1904 under the recognition of
The digital universe is rapidly evolving, and with it, the metaverse is emerging as a transformative force in education. The potential of virtual reality (VR) to reshape how we learn and teach is immense. By 2030, the metaverse education market is projected to reach a value of $24.7 billion,
Overview of the Complaint Allegations of Discrimination Palestine Legal has filed a civil rights complaint on behalf of four students and the Students for Justice in Palestine group at Columbia University with the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights. The complaint highlights
Looming Accreditation Crisis At the heart of Keystone College lies an impending threat that promises to unravel its 156-year history. The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) has placed the college under a microscope, looking for evidence of standard compliance that would allow the
The University of Saint Katherine, a beacon of higher learning in California since its inception in 2010, has unexpectedly shuttered its doors, sending ripples of concern across the educational community. President Frank Papatheofanis conveyed the grim fate of the institution in an announcement
Child care in the United States is known for being exorbitantly expensive, creating significant financial stress for many families. A newly enacted Vermont state law, Act 76, aims to alleviate this burden. By expanding eligibility for child care subsidies and deeply discounting costs, the law
The US higher education system is currently navigating a turbulent sea of challenges, particularly in financial sustainability and leadership. At the helm, Rich Cordray's upcoming departure from the Federal Student Aid office raises questions about the continuity of student support services
