The Lisa and James Wilson Institute for Medicine at Albion College in Michigan is embarking on college-wide premedical curriculum reform, including efforts to increase diversity among physicians. Here's a look at the changes they made and how the COVID-19 pandemic can serve as an opportunity for all medical schools to adapt their programming.
Several more colleges this week announced plans to control coronavirus by inviting different groups of students back to campus for different stretches of the 2020-21 academic year.
Before the pandemic hit, students spent more on technology than what their classes required and even more waited to purchase these course materials to see if they were necessary, according to a new study.
WGU Academy, which offers a low-cost, low-risk on-ramp to higher education, is a model for achieving student success that other entities—including community colleges and four-year institutions—can benefit from through a partnership.
Goodwin University, Sacred Heart University and Paier College of Art launch one-of-its-kind plan to co-locate programs on the University of Bridgeport's campus in Connecticut.
Research of tech platforms to support student success shows that campus-wide implementations for holistic student support is not as common as you might think.
Stay-at-home orders that have sidetracked students' plans for travel, study abroad and jobs helped Cal Lutheran's a set summer enrollment record, leaders there say.
Colleges and universities are increasingly under pressure to help students pay for their education as complications related to the coronavirus continue to create financial burdens for families.
