Colleges should take the opportunity presented by the pandemic to reformat aging lecture halls into next-generation active learning environments, making them more engaging, providing better retention of subject matter and adding greater flexibility for future changes in technology.
How students handle the disappointment in having to continue courses online rather than in person speaks volumes about how well they will handle other crises that will surely enter their lives.
A provost and interim president explains why It's not just the way higher education is delivered that needs a total change; it's our entire approach to advanced education.
Three campus leaders explain why higher ed must systematically integrate students into planning efforts at both the class and the institutional levels.
As employers, colleges and universities will hear from individuals who are unable or unwilling to come back to campus to do their jobs. Here's what actions HR and managers can take.
Reducing costs and expanding access to higher education are the goals of new federal distance learning regulations, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos says.
ACHA CEO says, "it's incumbent on the higher education community to protect and support those of us who need it most and remove the barriers they face in completing their education."
Depression and anxiety are rising during COVID, particularly among low-income students, students of color, women, LGBTQ+ students and students who are caregivers.
