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Coronavirus

Preparing the campus to prevent a COVID-flu “twindemic”

Colleges and universities should take certain steps now to guard against a combined outbreak this year, says the chief medical officer of a telehealth provider that partners with higher ed institutions.

Online learning, women seeking Executive MBAs rise

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to push business leaders seeking education to remote instruction

Campus Takeovers give students a tour into ‘real’ college life

The new initiative launched by the National Society of High School Scholars provides a different spin on the college virtual tour

N.J. university cuts tuition 20% or more to new students

Fairleigh Dickinson also freezes tuition rates for existing students, understanding the hardships of COVID-19

School of medicine students to deliver ‘COVID SOS’ to K-12s

Meridian Health school’s future doctors will be providing needed guidance on the coronavirus pandemic to schools, parents and children in low-income communities

The 5 forces driving Wisconsin’s degree completion success

In 2014, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank put together a “degree completion working group” to accomplish these tasks: Improve the four-year graduate rate Shorten the time to degrees Close […]
Mon Oct 19th, 2020

Clemson receives record $60M gift for its business school

Dean Wendy York says "the sun is rising" on the program, which features a newly completed state-of-the-art building named for the philanthropists

Fri Oct 16th, 2020

Spaces to grow: Creating, rebuilding areas for CTE learning

By reimagining classrooms and other environments on campus, schools can deliver programs that build a future for career-conscious students
Fri Oct 16th, 2020

Three ways colleges and universities can prepare for stimulus funding

Great Recession lessons colleges can apply to post-COVID stimulus planning, according to a higher ed facilities industry expert.

Thu Oct 15th, 2020

Despite pandemic, Nebraska college pushes for extracurricular activities

Here's why Midland University decided to continue on with extracurriculars for the 2020-21 school year, explains its vice president for enrollment management and marketing, and how safety was addressed.

Thu Oct 15th, 2020

Answering this pandemic demands flexibility, and higher ed must pivot – fast

Dense institutional logistics threaten to hobble colleges’ and universities’ critical responses to the coronavirus pandemic.
Thu Oct 15th, 2020