The university's Sorenson Impact Center says 'rightsizing', not downsizing. is key to ensuring students' futures. It is looking for partners on its MAPS Project to help in this mission.
A majority of undergraduates say they're likely to get vaccinated as soon as possible, though students of color are likely to be skeptical of vaccine safety.
Teacher candidates whose clinical practices were interrupted by the pandemic must be able to develop the skills they need to meet licensure and certification requirements. Partnerships between educator preparation programs, school districts and states can help.
To ensure instructors show up to class regardless of their concerns or pending ADA requests, the school has updated its safety app, GatorSAFE, to include an option that lets students report an instructor for missing class.
An industry leader explains how higher education can adapt to the continued challenges of COVID by providing quality virtual experiences for students and faculty.
College enrollment leaders begin revamping recruitment messages with a significant decline in high school graduates likely to begin in 2025 and last for more than a decade.
College students' surging demand for mental health care during COVID is raising concerns about burnout among campus counseling staff, a new report shows.
Keeping instructors engaged requires a proactive approach that includes giving faculty a meaningful role in decision-making as well as building pride in academic departments and institutions.
