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Courts Skeptical on COVID-19 Tuition Lawsuits

Judges have dismissed many of the cases seeking refunds for shifts to virtual learning, but some are going to trial, and at least two colleges have settled.

‘It Was a Trial by Fire’

The last year was particularly challenging for newly minted college presidents, who set aside long-term visions to rally around a common goal: get through the pandemic.

On Leave and on Their Own

Boston University mental health experts published a set of guides for helping students who take leaves of absence for psychological reasons.
Opinion

We Are Not OK and We Need Your Help

Student Joseph Maronski reflects on mental health and what higher ed leaders and staff have done this past year to support their campus communities.

Charting a New Normal

Four-year institutions are pushing to hold as many in-person classes as possible. Community colleges have a different calculation to make.

Infographic: 6 Factors Impacting Campus Counseling Centers

Students need mental health help but often don’t turn to their colleges and universities for support. Knowing where the challenges lie can help higher ed leaders figure out solutions.

Students Struggle but Don’t Seek Colleges’ Help

While students are still reporting COVID-19 mental health challenges, they are generally not taking advantage of counseling center services. As the following 12 ideas show, even centers strapped for resources can strive for better supports, both now and post-pandemic.

Faculty Salaries Dip This Year

Professor pay declined this year for the first time since it recovered -- somewhat -- from the Great Recession. Salary data don't include professors who were laid off.