NC Central Managing In-Person Classes
So far, the college has stayed open, with the administration threatening punishment for students whoh violate social distancing rules. On WRAL.
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Summer Slump for Community Colleges
As a whole, colleges saw a 5 percent drop in students. On Community College Daily.
The Colleges That Would Close Without Football
Some schools rely on football as an enrollment guarantee to stave off closuure. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Law School Merger? Akron, Cleveland State Would Create State’s Biggest
Leaders said the decision was not driven by COVID-19, but rather by a desire for better partnerships. On Ideastream.
California Bill Would Violate New Title IX Rules
The bill limits the defense of the accused and gives colleges more power to decide when to offer hearings. On Education Dive.
How NC A&T Has Reopened Without Virus Clusters
Chancellor Harold Martin canceled sports and went with a hybrid model as he makes the case for attending a historically black institution. On Time.
Colleges Costs Rise, but Few Ways to Offer a Cheaper Alternative
Restrictions on new colleges and the difficulty for students to compare programs make it harder to compete and change the model of higher ed. On Forbes.
Map of College Reopening Plan Changes
Many colleges were extremely optimistic in the spring when they announced fall reopening plans. On Inside Higher Ed.
For States with Threatened College Towns, Look at Maine
If colleges go under, Maine's small towns will struggle the most. On the Portland Press Herald.
An Inquisition at U. of Central Florida
A professor riled up public outrage, and calls for his firing began almost immediately. On Quillette.