Research from North Carolina State and Clemson show the disparities among various groups around mental health impacts during the pandemic and how institutions can help.
Universities large and small, along with their students and leaders, are joining the Herculean effort to vaccine more than 328 million Americans against COVID.
The University of Alabama is allowing its staff, faculty and student workers to receive benefits beyond the expiration of the national program that ended in December.
Job searches for executive positions are exploding, according to WittKieffer, which offers strategies for colleges and universities to help land the right candidates for key positions.
In a new study, the Centers for Disease Control notes higher incidences of the virus in counties during fall 2020 reopening than at those that remained remote.
With nearly half of students in one university's survey saying they would not get vaccinated, or aren't sure if they would, a marketing professor offers ideas for administrators to help more students make the best decision for public health.
The Graduate School of Business has launched a number of initiatives in 2020 in an effort to help end systemic racism and create a culture of belonging on and off campus.
While college students remain positive about the education they received this fall, a significant number question whether they will graduate, according to a new survey.
