In economic downturns, community college enrollment often rises as students of all ages look to save money or learn new skills after they've lost jobs.
The Trump administration's new rule for Title IX allows college students accused of sexual assault or harassment to have live hearings and cross-examine accusers.
UB guest columnist Laura Spence shares how Sterling College transitioned field-oriented scholarship to the online space, while still keeping the field, farm, forest and community in the coursework.
Online distance learning programs and videoconferencing can squeak by without stunning video or other flashy visuals, but poor AB is likely a dealbreaker for all involved.
Professors teaching online classes—whether for a live feed or a lecture capture—need to be exceedingly aware of rustling papers, typing sounds and other noises that can irritate viewers and listeners.
Ten New Jersey universities and colleges launch "New Jersey Scholar Corps" to convince students to return home to complete degrees and help the state recover from coronavirus.
Barcodes can prove essential for streamlining workflows, engaging students and increasing safety—even during the coronavirus pandemic, says UB guest columnist Chloe Hahn, who provides five tips for implementation.
The coronavirus and COVID-19 are making it onto the curriculum at a growing number of colleges and universities that will teach the economics of pandemics and community service.
