Here’s how colleges are distributing CARES aid to students
Dive Brief: A recent survey of around 100 colleges found that three quarters had at least some information on their...
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Another group of colleges looks to consortia to ease financial woes
When the University of Bridgeport's attempt to merge with Marlboro College fell apart last year, it wasn't clear whether the...
Will ICE’s guidance cause colleges to change their reopening plans?
Dive Brief: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's announcement Monday that international students must leave the country if their schools are online-only...
Trump administration amps up pressure to reopen colleges
Dive Brief: The Trump administration is ratcheting up pressure on college and state leaders to reopen campuses this fall. Federal...
Clarity and consistency key as colleges share fall plans, experts say
Each week, nearly a thousand faculty, staff, students, parents and alumni join Spelman College President Mary Schmidt Campbell for a...
President Speaks: Course-sharing can help small colleges weather the pandemic
Richard Merriman Jr. is the former president of the University of Mount Union, in Ohio. Bryan Boatright is the assistant...
Will colleges in the new coronavirus epicenters change their fall plans?
College leaders in several states are staring down one of the worst possible outcomes of the summer: Coronavirus cases are...
A look at how colleges could benefit from $3B in coronavirus aid for states
At a time when colleges and universities are reeling from the financial fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, a $3 billion...
Colleges turn to states for coronavirus liability protection
Dive Brief: North Carolina's legislature last week passed a bill immunizing the state's colleges to legal claims, including tuition-related lawsuits,...
Why some colleges aren’t reviewing SAT and ACT scores
This story is part of a series about changes in how colleges use admissions tests. Find the rest here. The...
