While college students remain positive about the education they received this fall, a significant number question whether they will graduate, according to a new survey.
Nina Huntemann, the Vice President of Learning for edX, shares insight on the push to digital in the past year as well as the future of online learning and degrees.
A new Lumina Foundation and Gallup study shows the effects COVID-19 is having on students' outcomes, wellbeing and considerations for remaining in college.
Worsening COVID pandemic brings college faculty the twin stresses of overhauling teaching techniques while helping students cope with trauma and anxiety.
Participants in a virtual roundtable discussion addressed how they are seeing the impact of COVID-19 on mental health as well as actions they've taken to support students.
Here's how higher ed institutions across the nation can help students navigate the next wave of the COVID pandemic, according to leaders at William James College in Massachusetts, which has its roots in psychology.
Grand Valley State University guarantees admission to 2021 Michigan high school graduates who have enlisted in the U.S. military for at least two years.
University of Central Florida has enlisted dozens of students in paid and volunteer positions to educate their peers—in-persona and online—about safe COVID behaviors behaviors
Social isolation, health and financial fears, political upheaval and natural disasters are fueling the rising anxiety among college students, whether they're on campus or online this fall.
