Harvard and MIT have filed a federal lawsuit to bar the enforcement of new guidelines that prevent international students from attending US institutions offering online-only courses.

Harvard University joins voices of disapproval and concern as it warns it will do all it can to ensure international students can continue their studies without fear of being forced to leave the country.

The US has ruled that wholly-online study from September will not be permissible for international students, in new SEVP guidance that has caused shock and consternation in the sector.

A major repositioning of resources and replanning of budget priorities has been happening as North American institutions adjust to Covid-19 realities.

Organisational re-development post Covid-19 will only be successful if diversity practices remain central and not ancillary

Experts from tech, testing and education spoke at The PIE Webinar about how to successfully pivot into online education delivery and admissions, underlining that regular student support via advisers and platforms that leverage engagement are key to delivering an impactful experience.

According to the US Department of Education, in 2016-17 there were 4,858,377 English learners in K-12 public schools across the US.

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