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‘It Was a Trial by Fire’

The last year was particularly challenging for newly minted college presidents, who set aside long-term visions to rally around a common goal: get through the pandemic.

On Leave and on Their Own

Boston University mental health experts published a set of guides for helping students who take leaves of absence for psychological reasons.

Pushing Back on Prison Labor

Public institutions often have ties to state-run prison labor companies. Students at one university system are trying to challenge that.

Grad Students and Mental Health

The well-being of graduate students has been overlooked, a new report argues. How can administrations support this population?

Legitimate Layoffs or Union Busting?

County College of Morris let six untenured professors go. The college said declining enrollment drove the decision, but the fired faculty members say the administration wanted to clamp down on their union.

Hopes Raised Then Quickly Dashed

Shortly after a jury in Minneapolis delivered a guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin, Ohio State University students heard about a local police killing and renewed demands for the university to cut all ties with the city's police department.
Opinion

We Are Not OK and We Need Your Help

Student Joseph Maronski reflects on mental health and what higher ed leaders and staff have done this past year to support their campus communities.

Charting a New Normal

Four-year institutions are pushing to hold as many in-person classes as possible. Community colleges have a different calculation to make.