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Organizing for Help in a Pandemic
When COVID-19 hit, graduate student workers organized to win basic protections and extensions.
Johns Hopkins Says No Private Police, for Now
The university will delay plans to create a campus police department for at least two years.
Public Research Universities' OK Year on Admissions
There's no more talk of 20 percent declines in enrollment. At regional public universities, the picture is more mixed but still better than a few months ago.
Research Universities Join the Test-Optional Movement
Liberal arts colleges led the way.
Opinion
Students Aren’t the Best Rule Followers
Just knowing how to keep themselves safe is not enough for students to actually do it, advises Lee Burdette Williams.
DeVos Formally Limits Emergency Aid
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos formally moves to limit emergency aid grants, though a court decision looms.
Is Zoom Safe for Chinese Students?
Scholars raise concerns about teaching on Zoom after it acceded to Chinese government demands to shut down activists' accounts. Zoom says it will develop technology to block users by geography.
London School of Economics Faces Financial Problems
It has the highest percentage -- 68 percent -- of international students at a British university.