The data colleges and universities have on hand has the power to be truly transformative to our institutions in general and certainly for individual students, too.
Repetition and routine are critical for the success of student-athletes as well as their teams, and this marked change in the availability of resources proved to be a major obstacle.
With the pandemic and issues of racism increasing students' need for support, young people are turning to each other augment services provided by schools.
Prospective students turn to college websites, synchronous instruction becomes mainstream and adult learners search for work-life balance as past year brings big changes.
One of the challenges for universities post-COVID will be understanding the extent to which online learning will become a viable first-choice for more students.
More virtual courses will be offered than there were a year and a half ago to meet student needs, Joseph Castro said, and each campus will find its balance.
