If a hurricane was a one-to-one model for a pandemic, things would have largely returned to normal about six months after the pivot to online learning. But a pandemic has more staying power.
A plaque at Wheaton College that referred to Indigenous people as “savages” has been removed after students and staff expressed concern about the language, according to a letter to students and staff from the college’s president.
COVID-19 exacerbated years of financial hardship, forcing the Oakland women’s college to stop admitting students after fall 2021 and discontinue as a stand-alone liberal arts institution.
The new president of a Florida Christian college wanted to make sure students who contracted COVID-19 were emotionally well and getting any help they need.
Transformative efforts during the pandemic helps Cal Poly San Luis Obispo leader and Alamo Colleges District earn national honors from Tambellini Group and fellow CIOs.
The University of Akron, which is also freezing tuition, says it is dedicated to 'make higher education as accessible as possible for both current and incoming students.'
