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Australian Traveller A family guide to where to eat, stay and play in Melbourne 09 June 2021 . BY Carla Grossetti Your go-to guide to Melbourne’s best places to eat, sleep and top things to do with kids. Where to eat in Melbourne with kids Parents looking to ignite their children’s appetite will find a lot to inspire in the multicultural capital of Victoria. Make Melbourne your next food-focused getaway at these sought-after spots attuned to pleasing the palates of diners young and old....

As corporate America begins embracing multiyear interim executives, so too does higher education.

The Iowa lawsuits join more than 300 nationwide seeking compensation from schools that shut down campuses in March 2020.

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Highlights from Scientific American, Fast Company, the Los Angeles Times and others.

Colleges and universities in the U.S. have been hit hard by the impact of the pandemic, especially when it comes to the number of international students who were enrolled. And even those who remained in classes were forced to take them from overseas. Overall, the institutions of higher learning lost revenue and prestige by having fewer international enrollees. But having a new administration in the White House has increased movement on shifting policies and lobbying on behalf of colleges and un...

Emma Whitford, Inside Higher Ed The former Green Mountain College campus will become home to a new grade school, WCAX reported. The private liberal arts college in Vermont closed in 2019, citing falling enrollment and rising expenses. Since then, its campus has sat empty. The Bhakta family bought the property a year ago for $4.5 million. They plan to use at least part of the campus for a K-6 school that will focus on “project-based and service-learning,” WCAX reported. Other former college ...

Hundreds of colleges plan to require students to receive COVID-19 vaccines for the fall semester, despite conservative lawmakers criticism.

Hundreds of colleges plan to require students to receive COVID-19 vaccines for the fall semester, despite conservative lawmakers' criticism.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. Colorado became the first state in the nation to ban legacy admissions for public colleges this week, a move that Gov. Jared Polis said will create more of a meritocracy in higher education.  "This bill will help move us in a direction where our higher education institutions are moving towards being meritocracies — meaning that you have to earn admission because of who you are and what you can do and what your po...