They’ll need to deliver a better learning experience if they want skeptical students to return; a windfall for tiny colleges; and more.
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By Beth McMurtrie

They rallied to get through the spring after Covid-19 hit, but they’ll need to deliver a better learning experience if they want skeptical students to return. (PREMIUM)

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Government
By Danielle McLean

The Education Department is using a discretionary fund to give even small institutions a shot at $500,000 in Cares Act money. “I don’t know what we would do with $500,000, to be honest with you,” one official says.
Leadership & Governance
By Goldie Blumenstyk

Is it time for a “tutor corps,” a next-generation GI Bill, or more state management of college closures?
Leadership & Governance
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By Michael Vasquez

The University of Toledo’s medical center has become a money-losing proposition. Can universities balance their books without hurting their communities? (PREMIUM)

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By Bryan A. Banks, Stacey Blersch, Patty Chappel, Amanda Rees, and Eric Spears

Five steps a department took to adapt its usual search process amid Covid-19 and hire a new faculty member remotely.

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