Ensuring students are tested for COVID before returning is one of the big challenges facing University of New Haven leaders reopening for the fall semester.
Accessibility and equity in online learning will get a major boost from Bowdoin College's iPad and Wi-Fi as first-year students and transfers are invited back to campus.
Answering three big questions about a recent well-read blog post, from a professor of marketing, that lists 89 colleges that may perish and 129 that will struggle in the coming months
Some colleges and universities will thrive during COVID this academic year, while others will struggle and some may even fail, according to a data analysis by an NYU marketing professor.
Here are 5 ways that learning experiences during the pandemic—from personalized learning and cutting-edge technologies to real-time feedback—can impart positive change for the future of education.
Higher ed enrollment challenges and pandemic concerns can bring about change in the role data can play, allowing it to affect, and shape, the entire college or university organization.
In response to the COVID pandemic, educators at Champlain College in Vermont created a virtual 15-week, for-credit program for 2020 high school graduates. Through real-time instruction and collaboration with professors and mentors, students explore college life, holistic well-being and career options.
Leaders from San Diego State, Western University and the University at Buffalo address pressing challenges on remote vs. in-person instruction with strategies and resources.
Why haven’t universities, especially during a world crisis, better solved the challenge of effectively using video-based online learning to educate? Here are five reasons higher education should be welcoming the increased adoption of video and online learning.
Colleges and universities announce layoffs, furloughs, program reductions and other budget cuts as COVID economy saps enrollment, fundraising and other revenues.
