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Should Feds Make Students' Loan Payments During Crisis?
As Congress considers giving many Americans a $2,000 payment to stimulate the economy, advocates are pushing for more help for those with student loans.
Overdue: Closing Libraries
While many colleges and universities have closed their libraries, others say they can't operate without keeping them open.
New Outlook, Guidance and Plans
Here's the top news on how the coronavirus is affecting higher education.
Opinion
Federal Rescue Package for Higher Ed
Congress and the Trump administration should act now to save higher education amid the pandemic and recession, writes Nate Johnson.
Opinion
The COVID-19 Crisis and International Students
Institutions are quickly reacting to how the outbreak might impact domestic students studying abroad, but they've not focused enough attention on international students on their campuses, argues Ruby Cheng.
‘Extraordinary Measures’
How institutions are approaching scientific research during COVID-19, and what they still need to know.
Admissions Fears
Survey of enrollment leaders finds them to be depressed about their prospects, given the coronavirus. Strategies vary.
Students Refuse to Leave Campus Refuge
Pomona College students who have been denied emergency housing during the coronavirus outbreak are asking administrators to expand criteria for who gets to stay.
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