COVID realities have compelled existing higher ed consortia to work together in new ways and spurred the emergence of new relationships to tackle shared problems.
If a hurricane was a one-to-one model for a pandemic, things would have largely returned to normal about six months after the pivot to online learning. But a pandemic has more staying power.
North Carolina health officials released a statement saying college students who live on campus or in other congregate settings will be able to receive starting on April 7, regardless of their age, health condition or employment status.
Transformative efforts during the pandemic helps Cal Poly San Luis Obispo leader and Alamo Colleges District earn national honors from Tambellini Group and fellow CIOs.
Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera told parents the school is preparing for “full operations and a complete residential experience for our students this fall.”
A new California Competes report highlights the potential of bringing millions of former students back into higher education and the value it possesses in meeting workforce needs.
Healthy Minds Study reveals the state of mental health on college campuses, including that more than 80% have suffered academically since the pandemic began.
