Filter & Sort
Judge Sides With Indiana U in Vaccine Mandate Case
Federal judge finds Indiana was reasonably pursuing legitimate public health aims in first court decision considering the constitutionality of a college’s COVID-19 vaccination requirement.
A Waiting Game
Colleges that are requiring COVID-19 vaccinations try to get a handle on current vaccination rates in advance of deadlines for students to submit documentation.
Student Persistence Fell During Pandemic
The rate at which students stayed enrolled at a postsecondary institution dropped by two percentage points last fall, yet more evidence of the impact of the pandemic and recession.
A Welcome Wagon in Uncertain Times
When Kingsborough Community College president Claudia Schrader couldn’t greet incoming students on campus, she went to visit them at home. She hopes to turn the “welcome wagon” into a Kingsborough tradition.
Opinion
5 New Realities to Know About College Hunger
The pandemic shines a bigger spotlight on the issue of college students with food insecurity and how their institutions can support them, writes Rachel Sumekh.
Tying Colleges’ Hands
Arizona executive order barring public colleges from mandating COVID-19 vaccines, testing and mask wearing is expected to be codified into law.
High School Students Are Changing College Plans
Colleges should expect more students to attend college close to home and to look for low-cost options.
No More 3-Hour Exams?
British universities envision changes in assessment of students, based on experiences under COVID-19.