An industry leader explains how higher education can adapt to the continued challenges of COVID by providing quality virtual experiences for students and faculty.
Since virtual health care is not likely going away, even after the COVID threat subsides, nursing program administrators are looking at adding more related education and experiences.
"California's universities are playing national leadership roles in weakening the SAT/ACT in college admissions," said Ray Rosner, executive director of the Princeton Review Foundation, a nonprofit advocate for fair testing.
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.
Along with Amazon, the university and the singer-producer's non-profit are offering a music-driven competition and lesson plans based on coding and racial equity.
Those facing mounting debt get a reprieve until September to repay, but will they receive further assistance in the future? The new president had bold ideas in the election run-up.
The University of Minnesota will not accept new students into many of its liberal arts doctoral degree programs this fall, pausing admissions to save money during the pandemic and to focus on supporting current students.
UCLA leaders weigh in on disinformation and the role higher education can play in ensuring better outcomes that give the public real, accurate guidance.
College students' surging demand for mental health care during COVID is raising concerns about burnout among campus counseling staff, a new report shows.
