College and university students deserve a range of guaranteed consumer protections, according to a Tuition Payer Bill of Rights released Wednesday by a coalition of advocacy organizations.
While no one knows if colleges and universities are doing enough to ensure that student-athletes remain healthy, recent data may provide a clue of what to expect.
What college and university leaders can do to mitigate the impact of increased federal restrictions on international students—from exploring alternative visa classifications to fighting back against the changes.
William & Mary, which sharing its open-source COVID checker with Virginia's colleges and universities, may suspend IT services of campus users who don't monitor their health.
The decision to open up campuses for live instruction, stick with remote delivery or implement a hybrid situation has both short- and long-term financial ramifications.
The interim suspensions involve a group of students at Syracuse University, which opened its campus several days ago with strong security measures in place.
With the growing demand for a wide variety of student health-related services, colleges and universities have the opportunity to create long-term strategic facilities assets while responding to student needs.
As the fall semester gets closer, higher education leaders are finalizing complex plans about reopening campuses safely, plans that must be able to change at a moment's notice as the pandemic continues.
