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IBM Teams with 20 Black Universities to Address the Cybersecurity Talent Shortage
05/10/2022
IBL News | New York
IBM announced last week that it will team with 20 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to address the cybersecurity talent shortage.
The tech giant will establish Cybersecurity Leadership Centers on the campuses, giving students and faculty access to IBM training curriculum, enterprise security software, certifications, and simulated cyberattack training sessions at no cost.
The original group of ...
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Fintech Donation Start-Up Give Campus Raises Massive Funding
04/10/2022
IBL News | New York
GiveCampus, a fintech fundraising platform for schools and education-related nonprofits, announced this week it raised $50 million.
The funding was led by Silversmith Capital Partners. Y Combinator’s Managing Director Michael Seibel and Stripe’s executive Claire Hughes Johnson also participated.
Founded in 2014, Washington DC-based, Patreon-style GiveCampus tries to make donations as easy as possible for ...
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Coursera Expands Its Micro-Learning Approach by Adding Thousands of 5-10 Min Videos
03/10/2022
IBL News | New York
Coursera, Inc. (NYSE: COUR) announced this month that it expanded its offering of short videos and lessons to nearly 200,000 clips addressing the growing demand for micro-learning materials.
The Mountain View, California – based company said that these instructional materials are designed to help students to learn high-demand skills in under 10 minutes. The offerings functions as scalable learning paths ...
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Six Republican-Led States Sue Biden Administration Over Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
01/10/2022
IBL News | New York
Six Republican-led states are taking legal action to block the Biden administration’s effort to forgive student loan debt, laid out in August. This week, these states accused President Biden of overstepping his executive powers, even as the administration tried to avoid a court challenge by reducing the number of people eligible for relief.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that student debt ...
