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interviewstream extends its free access program

interviewstream announced that they are further extending free access to its live (“interview connect”) and one-way (“interview on demand”) remote interview platform to all K-12 schools, colleges and universities, and corporations not currently using the solution

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William Paterson University selects YuJa

Procurement of the Video Platform provides globally available video streaming, an in-browser capture and annotation application, and an artificial-intelligence-powered captioning service.

Harvard president, wife test positive for coronavirus

Harvard President Lawrence S. Bacow said he and his wife have tested positive for coronavirus.

New UWG president begins

Brendan Kelly was named president by the Board of Regents in December 2019, having previously served as the chancellor of the University of South Carolina Upstate in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Thu Mar 26th, 2020

ED to halt collection of defaulted student loans

As Americans face the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration plans to halt the seizure of wages, tax refunds and Social Security benefits of people who have defaulted on their federal student loans.
Thu Mar 26th, 2020

Massive coronavirus stimulus includes research dollars and some aid to universities

The $2 trillion stimulus package that the U.S. Senate is working to approve is aimed at helping the country cope with the massive impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Thu Mar 26th, 2020

Auburn University grapples with change of plans

Auburn University students will finish their last month of school through online lectures and Zoom meetings. Since each student learns differently, this could present some challenges.
Thu Mar 26th, 2020

Harvard, other top law schools drop grades as classes go online

Several top U.S. law schools, including Harvard, Stanford and Columbia, are ditching most grades as classes move online and students move off-campus in response to the coronavirus crisis.
Thu Mar 26th, 2020

Students face loneliness while stuck on deserted campuses

After Boston University urged all undergrads to leave campus and go home two weeks ago to limit the spread of coronavirus, senior Sophie Will decided to stay — in part because she couldn't afford the trip home to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Thu Mar 26th, 2020