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Some have in-person events scheduled while others have decided to go virtual. Will those change? A lot will depend on COVID-19.
COVID-19 has increased the need for colleges and universities to foster connections between students, staff and faculty. But in order to continue providing modern and accessible services to everyone during […]
A study done by professors at SMU and UC Berkeley shows an increase in enrollment in states where those crimes became more prevalent.
Social distancing is key actions, but arguably the single most important thing colleges can do to protect their students is managing indoor air quality.
As higher education peers over the post-COVID horizon, the next tasks in the new normal are distribution, contact tracing, tracking and compliance.
A majority of undergraduates say they’re likely to get vaccinated as soon as possible, though students of color are likely to be skeptical of vaccine safety.
A free dashboard resource is fueling proactive, data-driven decision-making for a safer return to campus.
Biden directs Office of Civil Rights to study COVID's disparate impacts on college students, including those attending historically black colleges and universities and other minority-serving institutions.
A team of university leaders are not only giving out grades for pandemic sites but urging institutions to share information to help communities across the U.S.
Stanford University researchers say superspreader events that extend beyond campus can occur, though institutions did well to mitigate them in the fall.
The behavior is being red-flagged by researchers from Florida International and others whose studies show it occurring among students.
Research from North Carolina State and Clemson show the disparities among various groups around mental health impacts during the pandemic and how institutions can help.
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