Their preference for being on campus remains intact; why you shouldn’t try to replicate your classroom teaching online; and more.
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By Richard A. Hesel

Their enrollment decisions and ability to pay have been upended. Their preference for being on campus, however, remains intact. (PREMIUM)

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By Beckie Supiano

Instead of trying to capture the in-person experience, instructors might consider playing to the internet’s strengths.

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By Eric Kelderman and Danielle McLean

About half of colleges’ Cares Act aid is meant to go directly to students. Eastern Michigan University may be violating the spirit of the law.

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By Megan Zahneis and Vimal Patel

Protesters find their positions more precarious and their advocacy more challenging amid the pandemic.

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