Fears about safety are a major concern for international students and parents
When international students die violently in the United States, the reverberations are global.
Five ways COVID-19 will continue to change college life in Pittsburgh this spring
Colleges are readjusting schedules, expanding COVID-19 testing, and asking for student input on the fall.
Northeast Ohio advocates applaud move to simplify FAFSA
Tucked into the latest lengthy congressional relief package is language that will simplify financial aid.
UCSC releases campus plan, staking out ambitious vision of growth by 2040
The controversial framework would prepare the physical campus to meet an anticipated 44 percent growth in enrollment.
‘Opting out’: Why Cabrillo College’s unprecedented enrollment dip might be just the beginning
The community college saw an 18-percent drop this fall, and spring registration rates lag even further behind.
Brexit’s impact on study abroad, plus a look ahead at 2021
Instead of continuing to take part in the EU’s signature academic-exchange program, the UK will start its own.
With strict protocols, Santa Cruz students tested positive at lower rates than the community
There was regular testing and very little social interaction for the more than 900 students who lived on the UC campus.
Ohio college leaders look to lessons of the fall to navigate the spring
Frequent testing makes a difference. Students need mental breaks — and more support of many kinds.
‘I feel like I’m the scapegoat’
Carlos Cruz, a doctoral student, was suspended for his role in a strike. His peers, his union, and a civil rights attorney are crying foul.
A terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year
What 2020 taught us about the role of higher ed in society
International students will be able to keep the flexibility to learn remotely
By extending emergency pandemic guidance through the spring, the government resolves one source of uncertainty.