Social isolation, health and financial fears, political upheaval and natural disasters are fueling the rising anxiety among college students, whether they're on campus or online this fall.
These universities have risen to the occasion in applying the scholarship, research and unique capacities of their faculty and staff in responding to the COVID crisis, says the chancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage.
The Wisconsin college has turned to young leaders to help get their classmates to buy in on adhering to COVID-19 guidance ... and so far, it has worked
As we navigate the perfect storm that is the confluence of COVID-19, its resultant economic upheaval, and structural racial issues, we must reimagine the higher ed opportunity ecosystem of our nation.
COVID-19 clusters have made news on campuses this fall, but leaders at some colleges and universities have rallied their communities around safety to keep a lid on the virus.
Create a continuum of communication across campus to COVID-proof retention, say one university's vice chancellor for marketing and communications and a strategic planning consultant.
Senior cohousing on campuses allows alumni to have a lifelong exchange with their alma maters and enhances the quality of life for the alumni as well as for students, families, friends and the institution itself—even during a pandemic.
