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DATA

How Did These Pandemic Predictions Turn Out?

By Audrey Williams June and Brian O’Leary

Some prognostications about the future of higher ed were correct. Others were off-base.

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BACKGROUNDER

These Were Last Fall’s Winners and Losers in Undergraduate Enrollment

By Jacquelyn Elias

How did different states, regions, locales, and institutions fare in 2020?

TENSIONS IN LEADERSHIP

Politics and the Pandemic Are Straining the Role of Campus Leadership

By Eric Kelderman

Are growing pressures on college presidents to blame for a recent streak of public clashes and resignations?

THE EDGE

‘The Educational Equivalent of Energy Star’

By Goldie Blumenstyk

How can prospective students see the value of colleges’ and other providers’ academic and work-force-training programs?

NOW 1,065 COLLEGES

Here’s a List of Colleges That Require Students or Employees to Be Vaccinated Against Covid-19

By Andy Thomason and Brian O’Leary

More colleges are mandating vaccinations. Here are the ones we know about.

Virtual Events: Tune In Live

RETURN TO VIRTUAL LEARNING

A Positive Pivot to Online Instruction

UPCOMING: October 13 at 2 p.m., ET
Colleges are facing the reality of the Delta variant and preparing to pivot once again to online learning. What lessons have they learned during the pandemic to facilitate another transition, if necessary? A panel of experts meets to share practical tips and offer ideas for higher ed’s digital future. With Support From Class. Register here.

CAMPUS SPACES

The Future of the Faculty Office

UPCOMING: October 14 at 2 p.m., ET
The faculty office has long been a coveted space on campus, but with the rise of remote work, things are changing. In this virtual forum, experts in facilities management and academic administration discuss ways colleges can reimagine these spaces to better support faculty and institutional goals. With Support From Perkins Eastman. Register here.

CRISIS LEADERSHIP

Leadership Interview Series: Jonathan Holloway, President of Rutgers University

UPCOMING: October 18 at 2 p.m., ET
Since becoming president of Rutgers University, in 2020, Jonathan Holloway has seen the institution through a pandemic and a national reckoning on race. What leadership lessons has he learned? The historian shares his experiences as Rutgers’s president in this month’s installment of the Leadership Interview Series. With Support From Tableau. Register here.

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

How to ‘Boss Up’ as a Black Woman in Academe

By Narketta M. Sparkman-Key

What you can do to take charge of your career, and what colleges need to do to better support Black women.

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