The Plan for Philadelphia Colleges to Test for COVID-19
Some places are mailing test kits before students can move in, while others will do regular testing or only testing-as-necessary. On the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Some places are mailing test kits before students can move in, while others will do regular testing or only testing-as-necessary. On the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Some families found that their students were moving into uncleaned dorms, which Chapel Hill explained was an oversight. On WRAL.
The 17th and 18th centuries included works of the Western canon, but by the 1960s, education had declined. On Jane Takes on History.
Without the federal largesse that keeps money going into higher ed, campuses will have to cater to student concerns for employability, rather than push politicized majors. On the Daily Signal.
Aycock, Carr, Daniels, and Ruffin will be renamed due to the racist views of their namesakes. On UNC.
Towns dependent on college students can't pay their bills. On Governing.
The faculty association is disappointed—because they think the requirement is "diluted." On NPR.
Colleges are reversing plans for an in-person fall semester, with many announcing the change to online courses. On Inside Higher Ed.
China is reworking its Confucius Institutes to make them more palatable to the public. On Real Clear Education.
A professor at South Carolina's Converse College is "going to the mat" over the university's requirement. On Inside Higher Ed.