Physical Campuses

Considerably fewer students may be taking in-person courses on many campuses this fall, writes George R. La Noue, so institutions must reconsider what they'll do with their facilities.

While many colleges and universities have closed their libraries, others say they can't operate without keeping them open.

Public universities in several states are obligated to buy furniture and other products made in state prisons, which some students call exploitative.

Binghamton University hopes to expand its national profile with a new baseball stadium paid for by an anonymous donor.

Christopher Schaberg and Ned Randolph, two New Orleans professors, reflect on teaching in precarious geographies, in precarious times.

A new network of international education professionals is trying to get the field to face the crisis of climate change -- and the carbon emissions generated by student air travel -- head-on.

A new study found that slick, apartment-style housing might be aesthetically pleasing but could lower students' grade point averages.

Dismayed by their climatic impact, 12 scholars seek to limit carbon emissions at their own institutions as well as give suggestions for others.