Feds award another $3.2 billion to students hardest hit by pandemic
Historically Black colleges and universities receive $1.6 billion; another $1.19 billion goes to minority-serving institution Read More
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Burnout symptoms increasing among college students
Students returning to college campuses this fall may experience a transition similar to what astronauts go through when they return to Earth after a mission in outer space. Read more
100 Connecticut college students hit the streets to convince the vaccine-wary
'This is not throwing data at people—this is really about meeting people where they are' Read more
College coalition’s new research center aims to improve online learning
Columbia will help lead self-directed education initiative. Read more
More than 70% of college students motivated by social justice
Race, culture and climate change among popular pursuits. Read more
For adults returning to college, ‘free’ tuition isn’t enough
As it did for a lot of people, the pandemic gave Kara Reilly time to think. “My turning moment was when I was shut down and I had 11 weeks to sit around,” said Reilly, 49, a hairdresser in Louisville, Kentucky, whose salon closed early in the pandemic. Read more
Will FDA vaccine approval hopes quell delta fears among college leaders?
Can institutions wait another month on requirements? Read more
Fake COVID-19 vaccine cards online worry college officials
As the delta variant of the coronavirus sweeps across the United States, a growing number of colleges and universities are requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination for students to attend in-person classes. Read more
Students at Utah universities priced out of housing
Property manager Derek Morton calls his local housing market in Cedar City, Utah, “Insanity.” Read more
College textbooks: The final blow of higher education’s affordability crisis
For many college students, paying for tuition is already financially challenging. A survey done by Barnes and Noble College Insights found that 85% of respondents said that paying for higher education for the 2021-2022 school year will be challenging. Read more
