U.S. Higher Education: Too Big Not To Fail?
U.S. Higher Education: Too Big Not To Fail?
How The Pandemic Could Forever Change Higher Education
How The Pandemic Could Forever Change Higher Education
6 Ways College Might Look Different In The Fall
Colleges have been careful to leave the door open on their plans for the fall semester. Most experts say it will be anything but normal. Here's a sampling of how it could look.
For Success In Schools Post-Coronavirus, Education Must Transcend Location
Why must people be lucky to get educated, even during a pandemic? We’ve had access to world class technology that removes barriers to educating and connects subject matter experts, coaches, educators, and families for more than a decade.
Four Ways COVID-19 Is Hurting Higher Education And Why That Matters
Enrollment is taking a hit. Current estimates suggest there will be, on average, 20% fewer students attending colleges and universities in the fall.
How a ‘COVID Gap Year’ Will Be Different Than Previous Gap Year Experiences
How a ‘COVID Gap Year’ Will Be Different Than Previous Gap Year Experiences
It’s Time To Take Time Out Of Learning And Reinvent Higher Education
With the coronavirus pandemic closing college campuses is now the right time to reinvent higher education?
4 Ways to Celebrate High School Graduation This Year
With coronavirus school closures extending into the fall, districts are coming up with clever alternatives to give seniors the graduation ceremony they deserve.
Is COVID-19 Creating An Education Planning Crisis?
Few things in our lives have been so dramatically altered throughout the COVID-19 crisis as school and education. With online coursework, cancelled proms, and a March devoid of Madness but full of uncertainty, will campuses even reopen in the fall and how should students plan?
Higher Education Groups Call For Extended Student Debt Relief
Higher education associations have called on Congress to provided extended student loan relief due to the coronavirus.