Amid heightened concern about Russian election meddling, the FBI on Tuesday warned U.S. universities about Chinese intelligence operatives active on their campuses, adding that many academics display “a level of naiveté” about the level of infiltration. More...
Agreements provide collaboration opportunities with EU universities
Washington State University recently signed agreements to pursue the establishment of transatlantic collaborations with two leading universities in Austria and Germany on research programs and student exchanges. More...
When will technology disrupt higher ed?
In the early 1990s, at the dawn of the Internet era, an explosion in academic productivity seemed to be around the corner. But the corner never appeared. Instead, teaching techniques at colleges and universities, which pride themselves on spewing out creative ideas that disrupt the rest of society, have continued to evolve at a glacial pace. More...
Consent may soon be required as part of sex ed curriculum
A proposal to expand Missouri’s sexual education curriculum to require discussion about consent, sexual assault and violence started with a meeting between a state lawmaker and a group of MU students. More...
Okla. higher ed proponents regroup for continued fight for funding
One day after a $581 million revenue bill failed in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, higher education proponents gathered Tuesday at the state Capitol to promote their agenda and funding request. More...
Budget deal could ease pressure on four historically black colleges
Dillard University, Xavier University of Louisiana and Southern University at New Orleans, all in New Orleans, as well as Tougaloo College in Jackson, Miss., took out more than $360 million in loans under the HBCU Capital Financing Program to help rebuild after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The loans were capped at 1% interest over 30 years. More...
Ga. colleges say campus speech bill unnecessary
Georgia college officials and the presidents of its two largest universities told state lawmakers Tuesday that legislation aimed at protecting the rights of people invited to speak on campuses is unnecessary and could increase security costs and raise liability. More...
Fewer Americans are majoring in education, but will students pay the price?
College students hitting the books these days are far less likely to be learning about teaching — and that could be putting future generations’ educational attainment at risk. More...
Accompagnement en présence "Entrainement aux épreuves et pratique professionnelle" pour les apprenants du CNED
Date limite de remise des plis : le 22/03/2018 à 17h00.
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