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COVID-19 Changes Plans for Next Semester
DePaul, Harvard and Stanford students won’t have in-person classes the first weeks of the semester; Penn State, UCLA and U of Southern California are considering such a move; Cornell has surge in infections; Bowie State, Towson and Tufts move finals online.
‘There Is No College in COVID’
A new book featuring journal entries from first-year students at Oregon State University–Cascades reflecting on their transition to college during a global pandemic offers poignant, witty and sad takes on their unusual experience.
Reflections on Fall Campus Connections
Normal? Not exactly—but academic, social and wellness realities this semester have pointed in a positive direction for many students.
Opinion
8 Steps to Prepare for a Pandemic That’s Becoming Endemic
It’s time for colleges to rethink their plans for the spring semester, write David Wippman and Glenn C. Altschuler, who present a path that offers a balance between safety and normalcy.
Students Missed Chance for $50 by Not Reading Syllabus
Kenyon Wilson, a professor of performing arts at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, decided to test students on something...
Appeals Court Reinstates Biden Vaccine Mandate
A federal appeals court reinstated a Biden administration rule requiring employees of large businesses to get vaccinated against COVID-19 or...
Academic Minute: Career Success for Students With Disabilities
Today on the Academic Minute: Susan McKelvey, research assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, explores how to help students with...
Legal Win for Kutztown Professor Denied Remote Accommodation
Stephen Oross, an associate professor of psychology at Kutztown University who was denied a remote teaching accommodation following his recent...