Congressional Budget Office Introduced as a way to make student loan repayment more manageable, income-driven plans limit payments to a percentage of borrowers’ income and allow […]
Natalie Schwartz, Education Dive The Arizona Supreme Court agreed this week to review a dismissed lawsuit that takes aim at rising tuition rates at the […]
Madeline St. Amour, Inside Higher Ed Community colleges need to create holistic student supports to serve their increasingly diverse student populations, according to a series […]
Jolene Ang, Straits Times The Singapore Management University (SMU) is cancelling all in-class graded assessments – including mid-term examinations slated to take place from this […]
COCO LIU, Nikkei Alibaba Group Holding’s attempt to promote online education as the coronavirus forces schools across China to remain closed has hit an unexpected […]
BY LAURA ASCIONE, eCampus News Students should pay attention to emerging and prominent tech trends if they’re looking for strong future career prospects. As technologies such […]
Diana Lambert, EdSource Despite a bumpy start and an abrupt change in its leadership, California’s new online college is on track and moving in the right […]
Hallie Busta, Education Dive Colleges with campuses in China have been affected more directly. New York University has turned to remote communication and instructional technology […]
Heather Hao and Zhang Huimin, CGTN Taking advantage of the moment, online educational companies have started taking their operations online. EF Education First, an […]
Douglas Heaven, Technology Review In a paper in Nature today, Pan Jian-Wei at the University of Science and Technology of China, in Hefei, and his […]
Elizabeth Redden, Inside Higher Ed The biggest story in international education over the last decade was, in a word, China. As the number of students from […]
Betsy Foresman, edScoop Penn State announced last week that its initiative to enable access to higher education by lowering the cost of textbooks and other […]
