Access, affordability and skills are the three key elements of the digital device that leaves some college students unable to participate in online learning.
Here's what higher ed communications teams can do to get strategic about telling pandemic-related campus stories, stories that put a human face on the college experience during these challenging times.
As employers, colleges and universities will hear from individuals who are unable or unwilling to come back to campus to do their jobs. Here's what actions HR and managers can take.
First-generation college students faced greater difficulties adapting to online learning, and more severe financial hardships and uncomfortable home environments.
At Oklahoma State University, a data analytics-driven approach to contact tracing allows for efficient, accurate results on who may have been exposed to someone who is COVID-positive.
Due to COVID-19, students with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities may rely more on campus dining. Here's a look at dining program initiatives that will help keep them safe.
William & Mary, which sharing its open-source COVID checker with Virginia's colleges and universities, may suspend IT services of campus users who don't monitor their health.
The decision to open up campuses for live instruction, stick with remote delivery or implement a hybrid situation has both short- and long-term financial ramifications.
The interim suspensions involve a group of students at Syracuse University, which opened its campus several days ago with strong security measures in place.
