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Virtual global experiences are a pandemic innovation that should—and will—remain in higher education. With campuses closing and travel restrictions soaring in February 2020, countless University of Iowa students were forced to prematurely return home from studying abroad. With travel at a standstill, entire cohorts of students were at risk of losing the opportunity to study abroad. It was our responsibility to keep their learning on track by quickly rethinking our format for international education.   In doing so, we first had to accept today’s reality: Virtual global ...

Media Credit: Hatchet File Photo Fresh Farm's farmers market in Arlington is a great spot to stock up on fresh groceries for the week. Culture By Anna Boone Feb 25, 2021 12:58 AM We need spring break, but for now, we just have the weekend to look forward to. Spend the next few days checking out an outdoor art exhibit, visiting a farmers market and learning how to liven up your apartment with plants. Friday Unity | Peace | Forward exhibit at The REACH Developed by the Kennedy Center in collaboration with the International Programming and the Office of Accessibility and Very Special Arts, t...

Information and Communications Technology Job in UK, requiring 10+ years of experience, from Save the Children; closing on 09 Mar 2021

Meet Dread Central’s “2021 Best Horror Festivals” Panel By Max Weinstein Our first-ever guide to the horror festival circuit was made possible with the participation of 15 industry experts. Some are filmmakers, others festival directors, others journalists. Many wear multiple hats, and all are seasoned and spirited figures in the horror scene. Panelists who work with festivals did not vote for their own. From left to right, here they are: Juan Diego Escobar Alzate is a Colombian writer and director. His debut horror featur...