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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.
A Jump for Summer?
Some two-year colleges are reporting that summer enrollment is up at their institutions.
In Admissions Season Until Late August
For regional public colleges and universities, challenges of the year are outlasting the pandemic.
Opinion
Complain, Educatedly
When advocating against injustice, one must first put their own adversity, such as discomforts from the pandemic, in perspective, writes student Alexandra Bowman.
Falling Tuition Revenues, Rising Tensions
Santa Fe Community College cut academic programs and faculty after steep enrollment drops and revenue losses during the pandemic.
Opinion
A New Roaring Twenties?
After a reprieve due to social restrictions and fewer students on campus, colleges may see more alcohol misuse and hazing this fall, Pietro A. Sasso and Stevan Veldkamp warn.