Editor’s note: In this new weekly column, we’ll be looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the long term. Have an idea or question you’d like us to look into? Let us know. Read more of our coverage of how the coronavirus is impacting higher ed. Colleges have been moving […]
Dennis Hanno is the president of Wheaton College, in Norton, Massachusetts. America’s smaller colleges and universities, particularly liberal arts colleges, foster a sense of community that is central to their mission. While the current coronavirus crisis...
2019 was a record year for advocates of the test-optional movement in college admissions. More than 50 institutions, the most in a single year, declared they would no longer require, or in some cases even review, applicants’ SAT and ACT scores. Administrators...
Dive Brief: School libraries may be closed, but librarians are continuing their work online. Jessamyn West, an educational technician who runs the librarian.net blog, shares her online library experiences with EdSurge. In a fast pivot, West said libraries are looking...
Adilene Torres usually spends her days overseeing after-school programs in the central and eastern regions of the Los Angeles Unified School District. But now, amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, she’s helping to coordinate meal distribution at Narbonne High...
