They sued to stop a policy that would block overseas students from coming to or remaining in the United States if their courses are entirely online.
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A lawsuit suggests the policy’s intended goal “is to create as much chaos for universities and international students as possible.”

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A federal loan program was meant to keep businesses and workers afloat during the pandemic. Some colleges are using the money as they prepare to shutter their campuses. (PREMIUM)

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Student buy-in is crucial for social-distancing policies to work, experts say. So the University of Michigan opened the floor for a campuswide innovation challenge. (PREMIUM)

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Academe’s emergency shift to remote instruction was toughest on faculty members who tended to resist digital tools. Here’s how one such “resister” coped.

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