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  • A new report examines the challenges that Latinx students face on the path to higher education, which have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Civil liberties advocates are concerned students are being unfairly suspended or placed on probation for violations of college health and safety rules related to the pandemic. But student affairs administrators say their actions are within their power to protect their campuses.
  • With pivots, lockdowns and outbreaks occurring at campuses around the country, will students continue to trust their colleges?
  • The housing rental company Airbnb has introduced new rules to prevent college students from hosting parties in short-term vacation rentals.

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