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Dining and Retail

Robot food delivery coming to college campuses this fall

Grubhub and Russia-based Yandex are teaming up to bring meal services to students through rovers.

Student spend on course materials rose in 2020-21

With COVID-19 affecting rentals and exchanges, shifts to digital purchases and usage have spiked, while free materials continue to help those struggling financially.

House Reps. press for help on food insecurity, SNAP benefits

College students still face hurdles in trying to get benefits, and those may become restrictive again once the pandemic emergency is over.

Colorado College keeps traditions alive, even through pandemic

A continually creative approach to activities and meeting student needs during the pandemic has kept campus thriving and fun.

Elevating Campus Services in a Mobile-Centric World

Campuses are looking to discover new creative and innovative ways to implement services while continuing to provide the best student experience. As our landscape has evolved to a mobile-centric world, […]
Mon Jun 7th, 2021

Urban construction: 3 steps colleges must consider

Leaders at Ryerson University and design firm Perkins&Will share thoughts on creating vertical structures that serve academia and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Mon May 24th, 2021

True North vision: Ryerson builds up in building for future

How this Canadian institution found 300,000 square feet of space on its tight downtown campus for a Health Sciences complex while incorporating the cityscape into the design.
Mon May 24th, 2021

Indiana University, from ‘red’ state, is requiring vaccine

The IU system is mandating that all staff, faculty and students get preventive COVID doses, bucking trends among institutions from Republican-led areas.
Mon May 24th, 2021

Eyes on the fall: Reopening in Florida, masks and vaccines

The Florida Institute of Technology is planning on in-person classes and a much fuller campus in August, leaning on the successes it had during the 2020-21 academic year.
Wed May 5th, 2021

Eyes on the fall: Mandatory vaccines, adherence mean more in-person at Harvey Mudd

The California college is looking forward to fall, when it says it could have 90-95% of its student body vaccinated.
Tue May 4th, 2021

Eyes on the fall: Pa. college ahead on vaccines, planning

How small Cedar Crest College has showed strength during the pandemic and what it envisions campus, activities and academics will look like in 2021-22.
Tue Apr 27th, 2021