Concerns mount over consequences of relaxed grading for law students
Law schools are seeking to level the academic playing field as classes move online.
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High school seniors yet to take ACT could face devastating reality this fall
Many colleges and universities have extended the deadline for high school seniors to accept admission offers.
Disturbing number of students say ‘offensive jokes’ could be hate speech
A new survey finds that a majority of students say that offensive jokes could constitute hate speech.
Student newspaper editorial boards call for ‘lower standards’ during the coronavirus
A number of editorial boards at student newspapers across the country are calling for "lower standards" to grading because of the coronavirus.
Twitter gives university access to student’s parody account. Then college deletes unflattering tweets.
SUNY-Geneseo was given access to a student’s account that mocked the school.
College uses drone to help students feel connected to campus
A New York college is offering students a unique way to feel connected to campus, even though they're not there.
MSU tells students the ‘correct term’ for ‘Chinese Virus’
Michigan State University sent an email to students telling them how to refer to coronavirus.
Berkeley moves to ‘lock down’ students’ browsers to prevent cheating
UC-Berkeley is instructing professor not to proctor exams as classes have moved online.
Just when you thought college couldn’t get more expensive
College and universities stand by their tuition hikes even amid COVID-19.
All eight Ivy League schools have adopted lax grading policies
As schools ease up on grading amid the coronavirus, Ivy League schools are following suit.
