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Some colleges have called on student groups to manage reports about violations of coronavirus-related public health protocols on campuses and to impose punishments or penalties for peers who don't comply.

While most institutions are staying the course with what they did in the fall, some that played this semester safe are planning to expand in-person options for students in the spring.

New athletics programs are an effort to draw students who wouldn’t have otherwise considered attending Amarillo College in Texas.

The pandemic is widening equity gaps as more low-income students and students of color leave higher ed.

Essays on how colleges can do more to help undergraduates explore careers while ensuring that their educations are relevant to the job market.

The NSF’s new data on Ph.D.s earned in 2019 include some bright spots, including gains for underrepresented minority groups. But COVID-19 threatens to wreak havoc on soon-to-be and recent Ph.D.s for years to come, experts say.

A large number of recently launched degree programs fail to graduate many students. Is poor planning to blame?

More than a third of prospective college students are reconsidering higher education. And 43 percent of prospective students for one- and two-year programs are looking to delay enrollment, survey finds.