Coaches, Wrestlers Grapple With Life After Parkland Massacre
“I would like to see a ban on assault weapons,” said Debi Hixon, whose husband was murdered. “It’s just that simple.”
Campus Controversies
Researchers Under Fire In Mexico For Alleged Embezzlement And Money Laundering
Scientific scholars react to the “persecution” of their colleagues as they face shaky labor conditions and scarce opportunities.
Scholars Protest Labor Conditions In Mexico
Researchers face a crisis, due to budget cuts and accusations of privilege.
The University City Of Caracas, A World Heritage Site, Is Falling Apart
After years of neglect, Presdient Nicolás Maduro’s regime has appointed a recovery commission.
Colleges Debate Merits Of Returning To Test-Based Admissions After COVID-19
More than two-thirds of U.S. colleges have ditched standardized testing this year.
Some Vaccinated Foreign Students Will Also Need US Vaccines, Colleges Say
International students inoculated with non-FDA or non-WHO-approved vaccines may need to get another jab.
Asbestos Incidents Total 19 In Schools In Australian State
Queensland state schools have had 19 asbestos “instances” during an air-conditioning rollout, 12 of which were notifiable cases.
Former Dean Misled Australian University Through Fake Threatening Letters To Herself
Dianne Jolley has been found guilty of sending fake letters to herself including one which read “chop our future we chop yours”.
Australian College Fined $189k For Dodgy Enrollments
Captain Cook College has been ordered to pay $189k after securing millions in fee-help for enrolling vulnerable pupils.