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Kentucky State University will need financial help or be forced to shut down after operating in the red for more than two years.
Some institutions have seen a boost from freshman class.
A look at how institutions in states that allow philosophical refusals for vaccination are being impacted during the pandemic.
Equity comes down to fifth-graders for Fernando Figueroa, the president of Gateway Community & Technical College in Kentucky. There are several things they need to understand about their potential, he says.
New programs will help improve equity from middle school through graduate schools.
The universities warn students, employees that noncompliance may result in significant sanctions.
But divide exists among those who lean conservative.
Fraternities again are at the center of allegations of violence, backlash across several campuses.
A few institutions, including Georgetown, have opted to cancel them altogether because of transmission fears.
Challenges remain, but the future looks bright for those studying and seeking more opportunities in the U.S.
