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There are still many unknowns about the omicron's spinoff strain now circulating but it is highly transmissible.
Case counts are trending downward nationally, but some campuses are still experiencing spikes of COVID-19.
As FBI investigations continue into bomb threats at HBCUs, the DHS is urging institutions to be wary of possible violent acts.
Ohio State, Nebraska and others are extending hours and opening up indoor halls with fewer restrictions on students.
New signs suggest that students are losing patience with COVID restrictions and wondering whether a college education is worth the trouble.
Petitioners cite many factors in requests to lift requirements, including 'evolving scientific data' and natural immunity.
Now is a time for long-established organizations to act more like start-ups by moving quickly and embracing innovation, ambiguity and responsible risk-taking.
University of Washington researchers are working quickly to identify the variant in nation's hotspot.
Despite perceived threat of omicron, higher education programs have proven to be adaptable during pandemic.
Campus communities need transparency and reassurance about strategies in place and changes that may be coming.
