Dive Brief: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s announcement Monday that international students must leave the country if their schools are online-only this fall could prompt some colleges to change their fall plans. Colleges could risk losing some of their international students if they’re mostly online in the fall or if they pivot to that model during the […]
Each week, nearly a thousand faculty, staff, students, parents and alumni join Spelman College President Mary Schmidt Campbell for a virtual town hall where she updates them on the fast-moving events around the pandemic, takes their questions and addresses their...
College leaders in several states are staring down one of the worst possible outcomes of the summer: Coronavirus cases are surging just as they’re preparing to welcome students back to campus. The crisis is particularly acute in Arizona, Florida and Texas. All...
“Universities have to confirm if they can start their academic year in September or October. If they do that students and parents can then make decisions about flights and visas,” Sang explained. “Students who want to get a student visa need their CASS or other...
The decline in applications for financial aid this spring is one effect of the pandemic on this year’s high school graduates that educators and policymakers have been tracking closely. But that’s not the only indicator that the recession could impact students’...
