Maryland could be the first state to close a loophole on federal aid to for-profit colleges
Dive Brief: Maryland has moved to restrict how much federal aid for-profit colleges that educate its residents can take from...
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Coronavirus could rattle colleges’ international enrollment strategies
As concerns about the novel coronavirus mounted in the U.S., colleges canceled face-to-face classes and turned to online instruction in...
Amid coronavirus, colleges wrestle with a chaotic recruiting environment
As the novel coronavirus continues to disrupt college operations — forcing campuses to shut down and marring their enrollment projections for...
Coronavirus may stress colleges’ finances, rating agency predicts
Dive Brief: U.S. colleges and universities could face new pressures on their operations as the novel coronavirus spreads throughout the...
Why social distancing can help colleges stem the spread of coronavirus
Weeks after officials first detected the novel coronavirus in the U.S., many colleges and universities nationwide announced, in astoundingly rapid...
Ireland closes schools and colleges to combat pandemic
The government announced the measures on March 12 after the total number of cases in the country rose to 70...
How is the coronavirus impacting colleges and universities?
Over the last two months, the specter of the novel coronavirus loomed for colleges and universities in the U.S., though...
Harvard, other colleges tell students to move out as coronavirus concerns grow
Dive Brief: Harvard University is instructing students to move out of campus dormitories by March 15, as a way to...
Vermont’s liberal arts colleges push back on closure concerns
Four years ago, there were at least a dozen private liberal arts colleges scattered across the small state of Vermont....
Coronavirus threat prompts more cancellations for colleges
Dive Brief: As the novel coronavirus disrupts the higher education sector, college administrators continue to have students take courses remotely...
