#Universities

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

‘Mounting evidence suggests coronavirus is airborne — but health advice has not caught up’ ..distancing isn’t enough, evidence of transmission throughout rooms due to poor ventilation #schools https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-

Kingsley Moghalu

MoghaluKingsley

Some facts that put our need to invest in education in Nigeria in perspective: Harvard University’s endowment, at $40 billion and managed by Harvard Management Company Inc. is larger than

Josephine Cashman

Josieamycashman

From the moment COVID escaped, the CCP behaved badly & without any regard for human life.We can add this to a long list of deviations from behavioural norms, infiltration &

Dr. Kyla Wazana Tompkins

kwazana

Here are some ways that universities can help working parents right now. By this I mean faculty and staff who are doing care labor at home. 1. Use your purchasing

Fazlina *The Green Chemist*

BieWaldorf

Cosmetic Formulation: Part 1. Creating a product is more than just mixing a few active ingredients together. In reality, designing a product is an art. You need to be able

Shaharzad Akbar

ShaharzadAkbar

Every week, someone I know is leaving Afg. This includes human rights defenders, journalists, women’s rights activists, civil society activists. They are the ones who stayed after peaceful protests were

Akil Bello

akilbello

#NowReading maybe even #hateReading | Why Applications Are Plummeting At Florida’s State Universities via @forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/akilbello/2020/11/16/why-applications-are-plummeting-at-floridas-state-universities/ I wrote th

Amy Stanley

astanley711

If childcare goes - because of the pandemic and because of our indifference - no one who comes after me will be able to do it. We will not have

Jacob Remes

jacremes

The worst part of the Nate Silvery nonsense today is that every epidemiologist, especially every infectious disease epidemiologist, is exhausted right now. They’ve been worried and overworked since January. Everything

Chris Cook

xtophercook

Why is the Department for Education so bad: my organising theory --a) it's got very very little institutional memory. Islington complaining ought to have set off alarms. b) In 2010,

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

Some brief thoughts on where I think we're at. Most campuses have a plan on safe "visiting" and "working" but these plans do involve significantly reducing capacity of previously already

Damien

DameezyYouCrazy

South African universities as football teams:[a thread] UCT & Real Madrid Let’s be honest, everyone wants to be here. When you’re going through high school people always ask you if

Elizabeth Armstrong

elarmstr

As colleges & universities, including my own, announce ambitious plans to bring students back to campus amidst #COVID19, #highered leaders still haven’t fully faced the risks of campus party culture

Gad Saad

GadSaad

I downloaded @DrBiden's dissertation and took a quick look at it. While I did not read every word of it, I read enough of it to arrive to the following

Rob Ford

robfordmancs

This is what America has already learned about reopening univerisities. Yet here in the UK we are walking straight into the same minefield as if nothing has been learned. No

MeanHash ₿ ✪

MeanHash

Let me explain to you why the current #studentloans system is so corrupt and why if they are going to provide loan forgiveness they look at all student debt going

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