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Briefings

Virtual reality energizes pre-service special ed teachers

Pre-service teachers at the University of North Georgia now use virtual reality avatars to instructional strategies for K-12 students with disabilities.

NCAA’s 2 new rules break down barriers for student-athletes

Those competing in high-profile sports will have the power to transfer immediately; standardized tests won’t be obstacle for many in Div. I and II the next two years.

4 PLCs strengthen education-to-employment pipeline

Four communities will bring together high school educators, community college faculty, workforce development professionals, community organizations and business owners.

75 colleges call on Biden team to lower carbon emissions

With many higher education institutions setting the tone on climate change and sustainability, their leaders are hopeful that the nation can follow their lead.

College 2030: A conversation on the future of higher ed

Mike Huseby, the CEO of Barnes & Noble Education, discusses the value of colleges and universities forging strategies over the next decade to meet student needs.

Colleges pause J&J vaccine, face potential time crunch

With CDC and FDA reports of rare blood clots, institutions have to change their plans on the fly. Will that affect how their populations are vaccinated before the summer?
Tue Apr 13th, 2021

‘Return to Learn’: UC San Diego unveils fall reopening plans

While some safety measures will remain intact, the University of California San Diego expects a more traditional experience in 2021-22.
Tue Apr 13th, 2021

Duke joins growing list of universities requiring vaccines

Vaccination mandates are in effect for the fall for at least a dozen institutions, and many are providing doses on their campuses.
Mon Apr 12th, 2021

95% of students feel mental health strains of pandemic

A new study shows the deep impact COVID-19 has had on students, including negative academic outcomes.
Mon Apr 12th, 2021

New Clearinghouse numbers show 7.9% decline in transfers

Student mobility during the pandemic continues to trend downward, especially for Whites, Blacks and 18-24 year-olds.
Mon Apr 12th, 2021

White House budget blueprint has billions for higher ed

The request focuses on increasing Pell Grants, further supporting HBCUs and other minority-serving institutions, and reducing racial gaps.
Fri Apr 9th, 2021