How Visa Policy is Creating a Leaky Science Pipeline
Will international students choose to study in a place where they can make connections that…
Facing Economic and Family Stress, Fewer Colorado Students are Enrolling in Community College
The roughly 9 percent drop in enrollment highlights the brutal situation that COVID has created and decisions thousands of students face.
Colorado College’s Move to Remote Learning Highlights the Risks of Opening Campuses
Now the college faces the challenge of preventing its students from acting as coronavirus vectors as they leave.
“Must Let Head Coach Know…”
Even before those questionable COVID-19 waivers, college athletes were subject to all kinds of overbearing, strange, intrusive, discriminatory and legally dubious team rules. Here's what we discovered from just last season.
For Students Opting Out of College This Fall, It Is a Dream Deferred
Minority and lower-income students in Colorado putting off college because of COVID-19 pressures may risk never earning a degree.
A Backlash to Blaming
What’s the right balance between the two narratives: students are recklessly partying vs. colleges never should have brought them back?
‘A Breath of Fresh Air’: Regis University Takes Classrooms Outdoors
Regis leaders hope that meeting outside will both safeguard students and teachers and also restore a more normal college experience.
A Most Unusual Admissions Season Begins
What should we make of very early numbers on applications? Who knows, but perhaps the uncertainty is encouraging students to get a jump start on the process.
Are Declines in English-Language Programs a Sign of Trouble to Come?
For American higher ed, declining international enrollments are a hardship. For some, the problem could be existential.
With In-Person Start, Colorado Colleges Hope to Avoid a Return to Remote Learning
Will Colorado colleges that plan to reopen campuses learn from coronavirus outbreaks at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Michigan State University, and Notre Dame?
Revisiting Our Road Trip
The pragmatism of the people we met a year ago has remained clear. For them, college has been a tool in their lives.
