As students violate policies put in place, college and universities are having to turn to more strict measures to get messages through to combat partying.
As the fall semester gets closer, higher education leaders are finalizing complex plans about reopening campuses safely, plans that must be able to change at a moment's notice as the pandemic continues.
Creating an environment where students of color can be heard to educate and inform their peers will enhance higher ed's goal to help students take a more active role in the world that promotes human dignity and the common good. For example, Sacred Heart is giving black students a voice in an upcoming Heart Challenges […]
Regional colleges, large state flagship universities and small private schools have reported enrollment surges even as the country grapples with a recession and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
First, respond to trauma; then, create (and assess) wellness programs to facilitate ongoing student success, says UB guest columnist Karen Gross, who emphasizes the importance of incorporating the values of transparency, tranquility, tolerance and temperance.
Colleges and universities are beginning to chronicle the history of coronavirus in real time by collecting the stories of their communities' pandemic experiences.
Three key questions to ask before implementing virtual reality tech in the classroom are shared by UB guest columnist Philippos Savvides, who helped launch VR simulations for the online biological sciences program at Arizona State U.
Jenkins is moving on from another historically black university, West Virginia State. In other news: University of Nebraska, Oregon State University, Wilkes University (Pa.) and University of West Georgia have also hired new leaders.
The two major universities go all in on esports, elevating it to top-level status on campus; NASEF partners with Japan High School Esports Federation on international collaborative agreement.
