Disruptive and occasionally violent student protest movements in Chile, Quebec, London and elsewhere over the past two years revolved, in part, around anxiety over post-graduate job opportunities and the ability to repay educational loans in the wake of education spending cuts.
Universities throughout Michigan have had to make adjustments in the wake of education funding cuts and a state-imposed limit on tuition hikes.
There's a difference between "Hispanic-serving" and just "Hispanic-enrolling". No "woke" higher education leader needs to be told that these are trying times in America for Latinx students, whether those students were born here or they immigrated.
The demonstration came in the wake of unemployed education officials storming the state-run television building late on Monday and disrupting the evening news show.
Then there is the 1994 Group of universities, so called because they formed an alliance that year in the wake of higher education reforms.
The Judd School sixth form can be said to have been established as early as 1903in the wake of the Education Act of 1902when the Pupil Teachers Scheme was born and The Judd School was used a training centre for young teachers.
Academia is suffering from the same fiscal squeeze plaguing all public institutions, and students of the humanities are being hardest hit as education wakes up to the triumph of the quants that business figured out long ago.
"We have to keep informing them, telling them to wake up and go for education, because education is helping us," Suku says.
Education in emergencies and post-crisis education: In the wake of crises, whether as a result of natural disasters or armed conflict, we step in to quickly restore education and protection services by setting up safe learning spaces.
When will the education system wake up to black creativity?
Some signs suggest that higher education is waking up to its higher obligations.
