With CDC and FDA reports of rare blood clots, institutions have to change their plans on the fly. Will that affect how their populations are vaccinated before the summer?
Surging college applications have been hailed as a sign that the dropping of testing requirements has lowered entry barriers for many students. But the flip side of more applications is more rejections and heartbreak — as well as widespread confusion over what it takes to get that coveted acceptance letter.
The New Jersey university is planning a bigger, better live schedule this year, focused on individual colleges and a main event that includes Olympic gold medalist Dara Torres.
With time of the essence - as the end of semester nears and the fall semester looms - institutions are doing their part in trying to get their populations vaccinated.
Transitioning to a contactless campus is a challenge for many colleges and universities, requiring new thinking, tools, and technologies, as well as a strategic approach. In this eBook, learn how to simplify the process into 3 steps that can help you identify what resources your institution already has available, and develop a plan and budget […]
