Physical & Mental Health

Uncertainty around colleges' financial futures may be at an all-time high. The one thing that's certain is that the weakest institutions are most likely to struggle.

Questions and stresses remain for international students in the U.S. affected by COVID-19 closures, and many American students studying abroad come home.

The Education Department should allow emergency approvals for online degree programs so American institutions can educate international and other students place bound by COVID-19, Michael B. Horn and Paul Freedman argue.

Stimulus package from Senate Republicans would give student loan borrowers a three-month break from making payments, a different approach from Senate Democrats.

Everything you need to know about higher ed and the coronavirus for Friday and the weekend in one easy-to-read package.

Athletes and officials are wondering what the now-promised extension on spring sports players' careers will look like and who will pay for it.

As classes move online, some colleges are choosing to go pass/fail to relieve student stress. Is that the right move?

A public health crisis and a global recession have hit higher education at the same time. What could the future look like for open-access colleges, which serve the most vulnerable?