After Covid-19, more colleges may invest in their on-campus housing. Contrary to what many planners say is a trend away from on-campus amenities, students living on campus can be subject to monitoring that’s not available off campus.

The Chronicle issue brief, Rethinking Campus Spaces, tackles how administrators can take stronger measures to prevent infections originating on campus from migrating into town.

Some colleges are already preparing for this direction, such as the University of California at San Diego. To encourage students to remain on campus, future housing plans focus on including new perks like on-campus restaurants and a Target store that sells fresh groceries.

Order Rethinking Campus Spaces today to explore more case studies on processes other colleges are already setting into motion and to learn what procedures your institution can begin putting in place to protect your students, faculty, and community.

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