What does a district court ruling mean for future right-to-education cases?
Dive Brief: In a 55-page decision, a Rhode Island District Court judge dismissed Cook v. Raimondo, a prominent right-to-education case...
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Politics, not coronavirus cases, linked to college reopening decisions: report
Dive Brief: Colleges that decided early how they'd offer classes this fall tended to stick to that approach at least...
More research ties uptick in coronavirus cases to college campus reopenings
Dive Brief: The number of confirmed coronavirus cases among adults ages 18 to 22 skyrocketed by 55% from early August...
Campus reopenings linked to thousands of new daily coronavirus cases: report
Dive Brief: A new study suggests that reopening college campuses for in-person instruction may have fueled tens of thousands of...
Will fall bring more campus closures as coronavirus cases climb?
Dive Brief: The coronavirus has followed students back to campus, with several colleges that reopened their grounds reporting case counts...
3 Senate Democrats want federal standards for reporting college coronavirus cases
Dive Brief: A trio of Democratic senators is requesting top federal health officials develop a national strategy for collecting and...
How NYC schools will handle positive COVID-19 cases
Dive Brief: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza and health experts Friday...
Analysis finds 6,300 coronavirus cases tied to US colleges
Dive Brief: More than 6,300 coronavirus cases are tied to U.S. colleges and universities, according to a recent New York...
Colleges walk back their fall plans as coronavirus cases spike
Dive Brief: As the pandemic worsens, more colleges are ditching plans for in-person instruction this fall in favor of a...
Will climbing coronavirus cases derail school reopenings?
In a U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing Tuesday morning, health experts and legislators agreed sending...
