Social isolation, health and financial fears, political upheaval and natural disasters are fueling anxiety among college students returning to school online and in-person this fall.
Race relations, conflicts between and privacy and technology, and fashion in the era of personal protective equipment (PPE) top annual list that aims to define the outlook of first-year students.
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.
Studies have shown that students who are more receptive to a variety of cultures and faiths – and can bridge gaps that may exist – will enjoy more positive experiences later in life and especially in the workplace.
Students, staff and faculty at the University Central Florida will assess themselves for COVID symptoms with a new self-checker built into the school's UCF Mobile app.
The builder of the Wisconsin High School Esports Association talks startup needs, leadership, student culture, academic tie-ins and of course, playing.
Internationals benefit the economy, plus campus life by bringing diversity, said the majority of 1,500 adults surveyed. But colleges can take action to ensure more recognize the contributions of these students.
Christian Gross of the American Video Game League and Boom.tv says smart, campus-wide strategies that reach all gamers, not just superstars, can foster growth, retention.
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.
