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Working toward a contactless campus at the University of Alberta

Touch Net | June 07, 2021

At the University of Alberta, campus leaders had to quickly take a variety of steps to create a contactless campus during the pandemic. But the university has experienced a wide variety of benefits from implementing these new technologies from TouchNet that will continue into the future. In this podcast, Jennifer McNeill, ONEcard Manager at the […]

MIT still No. 1, but U.S. universities fall in world rankings

UB Custom Publishing | June 07, 2021

Harvard, Caltech, Cornell and Duke all experience significant drops while internationals move up

Controversy over critical race theory hits higher ed

Matt Zalaznick | June 07, 2021

Kansas' state universities must generate a list of courses that cover critical race theory after a state senator asked the Board of Regents to look into the topic.

Without change, engineering equality may take 76 years or more

UB Custom Publishing | June 07, 2021

A new report from Georgetown and the APLU shows the immense gaps that exist in pay and opportunities for White, Asian, Black and Latinx STEM career seekers.

College esports division for 'Her' ready for fall play

UB Custom Publishing | June 07, 2021

Women, femme-identifying and non-binary gamers are finally getting new opportunities, exciting pathways.

NLRB still refining test for adjunct faculty unionization

Anna Milunas &João Santa-Rita | June 07, 2021

As colleges and universities increasingly rely on adjunct faculty, the question of whether they may join a labor union becomes increasingly relevant.

SC HBCU Clinton College to cut tuition by 50% in fall

June 07, 2021

The college says COVID-19 is the reason for the tuition change. The college wants to make sure families can pay for their students to get a college education.

Hungary appears to back-pedal on Chinese university plans after protests

June 07, 2021

Hungary appeared to backtrack on plans to build a Chinese university in the capital Budapest after thousands took to the streets at the weekend accusing the government of cosying up to Beijing, provoking an angry Chinese response.

Once banned, for-profit medical schools are on the rise again in the U.S.

June 07, 2021

Even as for-profit schools become more common, critics predict problems. They warn that the private investors who fund the medical schools are not being transparent about where tuition funds go.

Dept. of Education unveils college COVID-19 Handbook

UB Custom Publishing | June 06, 2021

The guide addresses safety, response and recovery strategies as well as best practices in funding and delivering assistance to underserved populations.

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Working toward a contactless campus at the University of Alberta

MIT still No. 1, but U.S. universities fall in world rankings

Controversy over critical race theory hits higher ed

Without change, engineering equality may take 76 years or more

College esports division for 'Her' ready for fall play

NLRB still refining test for adjunct faculty unionization

SC HBCU Clinton College to cut tuition by 50% in fall

Hungary appears to back-pedal on Chinese university plans after protests

Once banned, for-profit medical schools are on the rise again in the U.S.

Dept. of Education unveils college COVID-19 Handbook

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