What Turning Off WeChat Means
Limiting the social-media app could cut off Chinese students from family and friends at…
What One Colorado College Learned Trying To Run Safe In-Person Classes This Summer
Colleges are hoping that the protocols developed over the summer can help them bring students back to campus without major outbreaks this fall.
FAFSA Requirement Raised Completion Rates, but Exposed Hurdles to College Aid Access, Study Finds
School requirement closes one gap but reveals other issues.
Colorado Colleges Decided to Hold Tuition Flat. But the Move Also Comes at a Cost.
Colorado institutions make tuition freezes to encourage student return this fall, but where will they get extra money they needed.
Stronger Together: The Power of Mentorship
Mentors can raise self-confidence and connect first-gen students to pathways they didn't even know existed.
Safe is a Relative Term
There are risks to reopening but also risks to not bringing students back, especially if they’re from communities at risk.
For Fall, Colorado’s Colleges Map Out Plans — and Backup Plans
For now, schools throughout Colorado plan to hold limited in-person classes. But they're ready to shift gears.
After Policy Reversal, Encouraging and Troubling Signs for International Education
The good and bad of the resolution of the international-student policy.
RIP, the Father of All That College Mail
🖥 Virtual Events Today at 2 p.m. ET on LinkedIn Live, I’ll be talking about what the world…
Returning to Campus in the Fall Brings Concern for Professors, Students
To prepare for Colorado State University’s fall semester, D-L Stewart is putting together a plan that puts into…
