Topic 1Learning with Computers Requires New Skills for Immigrant Students
The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting education in many countries.
Topic 2Facebook Launches College-only Service as Way for Students to Connect
Facebook has launched a new service designed to make it easier for college students to connect with others at their school.
Topic 3Experts Say Colleges Must Help Students Understand Internet Algorithms
The internet has led to major changes in nearly every area of modern life, higher education included.
Topic 4Educators Seek to Re-Admit Students Who Left College Without Degrees
Completing a degree program at a college or university can be one of the best things you do to improve your chances of success in life.
Topic 5Almost a Dream: Going to College from Home
International students accepted to the Parsons School of Design in New York City usually move to the city and learn about American culture outside of the classroom.
Topic 6Indonesian Teacher Goes Long Way to Home School Students
Henrikus Suroto teaches at a school on the Indonesian island of Java.
Topic 7‘Bring a Chair and Sunblock‘ Say Boarding Schools
Students at a small boarding school in California got an unusual request this summer: Come back in the autumn with your own chair, a sun hat and plenty of sunblock.
Topic 8Few US College Graduates Feel Their Schools Fully Investigate Discrimination
In the United States, only about one-fourth of college graduates strongly believe their former schools would investigate claims of discrimination as best they can.
Topic 9Should Schools Ban Mobile Phones?
Mobile phones have changed the way we communicate, but people disagree on whether the devices are useful tools for education.
Topic 10Space University Program Prepares Scientists to Battle Health Crises
This week the International Space University, based in Strasbourg, France, ended its first virtual Interactive Space Program, or ISP.
Topic 11The Role of School Nurses During a Pandemic
When several students came to her office one day in 2009 with high temperatures and pain in their throats, Mary Pappas knew something was wrong.
Topic 12US Schools Cut Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs
One day in late May, high school teacher Jessica Macias put away worries about her future and began giving a class by video feed.
Topic 13Young Indian Women Urge Parents to Send Daughters to School
Wasima Khan stopped attending school six years ago. She has yet to complete her studies.
Topic 14Do Field Trips Help Students with Learning?
Trips to museums are part of many children’s education in the United States.
Topic 15Harvard, MIT Test New US Visa Rule for International Students
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) took legal action Wednesday against the United States government.
Topic 16Coronavirus Changes Plans of College Interns Everywhere
If everything had gone as planned, Mina Lee would be in Guatemala right now.
Topic 17Does Higher Education Help Some Groups More than Others?
A recent study suggests that higher education in the United States helps white people more financially than it does other groups.
Topic 18English Professor in Panama City Helps Families, Schools
Every Friday afternoon, Joel Alvarez gets his disco lights and music ready.
Topic 19Coronavirus Raises Mental Health Concerns for College Students
Growing up in Athens, Greece, Lydia Borsi remembers feeling tested when she tried to deal with mental health issues.
Topic 20US School System to Give Students a Day Off For Civic Activities
One of the largest public school systems in the United States is about to launch a new policy.
