Facilities

States facing a shortage of resources to support a yearlong influx of migrants are turning institutions' gymnasiums and shacked-up dorms to shoulder some of the weight. Responses from the schools and their communities have been mixed.

According to a new survey by The Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), 84% of its member institutions reported they plan to update or adapt their facilities over the next year.

Teamsters push for better pay and working conditions, while the Twin Cities campus struggles to provide adequate food for students, with Lunchables offered as options.

The Biden administration "has seized our nation's primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities," Republicans write.

From economic mobility to sheer fun, these locations are among the most engaging for higher education students.

The charm might seem gone from historic campus structures, but preserving them can have its advantages.

Vanderbilt University nearly sweeps three of the best measures voted on by students. But which colleges have the top dorms, food and career services?

A new academic year brings new challenges, including housing, but campuses are working hard to meet their demands.

With more wide-open strategies set for the fall, will campuses be able to keep positive case counts low?

Overbooked for the fall and out of residences, institutions are turning to hotels and even other colleges to add rooms.