Will the U. of Colorado’s Two-Week Pause Be Enough?
Short quarantines can slow the spread of Covid and allow a return to in-person learning. But the pause is also disruptive and may not work.
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.
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 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.
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?
Colorado Hopes a Funding Formula Will Make a Difference for Students. It Might Not Be Easy.
The state wants to encourage its public colleges to better serve disadvantaged students through its new approach to allocating aid.
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.