D.C. releases ‘highest ever’ school enrollment figures
Lauren Lumpkin, The Washington Post
October 26, 2023
How Has COVID Affected College Students?
Jane Nam, BestColleges
March 15, 2023
COVID, CRT, sexuality: What’s behind the mass student exodus from public schools
Sarah Westwood, The Washington Examiner, for Colorado Politics
August 22, 2022
Pennsylvania’s public school enrollment plunges
Taylor Allen, AXIOS Philadelphia
June 1, 2022
Tampa Bay’s gains and losses in the pandemic school enrollment shuffle
Ben Montgomery and Selene San Felice, AXIOS Tampa Bay
June 1, 2022
During COVID, the More Prestigious the College, the Lower the Quality of Education
Paul E. Peterson, John Schoof, and Jay P. Greene; The Heritage Foundation
May 24, 2022
The pandemic pushed an exodus from public schools
Erin Doherty, AXIOS
May 20, 2022
Most Colleges Resume In-Person Classes
Josh Moody, Inside Higher Ed
January 5, 2022
The small colleges that won’t die
Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report
February 23, 2022
Colleges with public health programs more likely to use remote learning in pandemic
Laura Spitalniak, Higher Ed Dive
February 22, 2022
Mass. colleges welcome Baker administration’s call to treat COVID-19 like the flu
Kirk Carapezza, GBH
February 1, 2022
February’s Good News: More Colleges Resume In-Person Classes
Michael T. Nietzel, Forbes
February 1, 2022
How colleges are dealing with high COVID case counts on campus
Elissa Nadworny and Anya Steinberg, NPR
January 23, 2022
The Risks of Omicron Mean Starting the Semester Online Was the Right Move
Daniel A. Collier, EdSurge
January 21, 2022
UNR president defends in-person classes amid record COVID surge: ‘They want to be in class’
Associated Press, Reno Gazette Journal
January 20, 2022
As the omicron semester starts, online or in person, colleges are tense
Nick Anderson and Lauren Lumpkin, The Washington Post
January 16, 2022
As Colleges Adapt to Omicron, Most Resume In-Person Classes
Matthew Arrojas, BestColleges
January 6, 2022
Students are happier if their college requires vaccines, survey finds
Stephanie Kulke, Northwestern Now
November 18, 2021
Pandemic Remains as College Football Season Kicks Off
Dave Skretta, NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
August 26, 2021
College football starting in pandemic all over again
Dave Skretta, The Associated Press, for Whole Hog Sports
August 25, 2021
Full Approval of Covid Vaccine Frees Up Some Colleges to Make Mandates Official
Oyin Adedoyin, The Chronicle of Higher Education
August 23, 2021
College Move-In Was Supposed To Mark A Return To Normal. Then Came The Delta Variant
Elissa Nadworny, NPR
August 18, 2021
Arizona Schools Use Data, P-EBT Program for Student Meals
Brandon Paykamian, Government Technology
July 15, 2021
Back to School: How Has the Pandemic Affected the HBCU Learning Experience
Monique Wingard, Ebony
May 11, 2021
US campuses quickly adopting student vaccination rules
Paul Basken, Times Higher Education
April 30, 2021
Will California Lawmakers Allow Distance Learning to Continue Next Year?
Guy Marzorati, KQED
April 26, 2021
How To Pick A College During Covid
Aviva Legatt, Forbes
April 22, 2021
Remote Courses Do Not Make an Online College
Todd J. Leach, New England Board of Higher Education
April 6, 2021
Covid vaccine priority for college students makes sense even if it seems wrong
Christopher R. Marsicano, College Crisis Initiative, for NBC News
March 29, 2021
Can schools punish students who break COVID-19 rules on spring break? Maybe
Dustin Barnes, USA Today
March 25, 2021
Spring Break Cancellation is the Last Thing College Students Needed
Ryan Jones, The Recorder
March 24, 2021
Despite COVID, Unruly Crowds Persist During Spring Break
Yanet Chernet, VOA News
March 23, 2021
Amanda Blanco, Hartford Courant
March 22, 2021
Higher Education Responses to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Andrew Smalley, National Conference of State Legislatures
March 22, 2021
University Announces Plans to Hold Unrestricted In-person Classes in Fall
Western New England University News
March 17, 2021
Colleges Canceled Spring Break, But Students Are Traveling Anyway
Elissa Nadworny, NPR
March 16, 2021
Most California Colleges Are Sticking with Online Instruction This Spring
Cesar Alesi Perez and Hans Johnson, PPIC
February 12, 2021
Carson Crochet, Chris Marsicano, Uta G. Ploiger; American Council on Germany
February 11, 2021
Karin Fischer, The Chronicle of Higher Education
February 9, 2021
Colleges Add More In-Person Classes For Spring, Amid High Risk of Coronavirus Spread
Elissa Nadworny, NPR
February 3, 2021
Despite COVID-19 Risks, Liberal Arts Colleges Welcome Students Back To Campus
Kirk Carapezza, GBH
February 2, 2021
Swift Vaccinations, a ‘Normal’ Spring, and Other Wishful Thinking
Don Troop, The Chronicle of Higher Education
January 31, 2021
Tracking Colleges’ Spring-Reopening Plans
The Chronicle of Higher Education
January 31, 2021
COVID-19 Procedures in Higher Education
The Hunt Institute
January 20, 2021
Crisis messaging: how universities are communicating the pandemic
Michael O’Shea and Leping Mou, University Affairs
January 18, 2021
Low-Income Students Most Impacted by Schools’ Reopening Decisions, Report Finds
Owen Daugherty, National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrations
January 13, 2021
Higher Education’s Reopening Decisions Affected the Most Vulnerable Students
Kristen E. Broady, Eliana Buckner, Jennifer Umanzor, and Sarah Wheaton; The Hamilton Project
January 11, 2021
Colleges embrace on-campus classes despite COVID surges
Marisa Fernandez, AXIOS
January 11, 2021
Colleges look at delaying the first day of school… again
Erika Beras, Marketplace
January 6, 2021
At Georgetown, tensions rise over the university’s decision to maintain distance learning
Jessica Dickler, CNBC
January 6, 2021
COVID, Lawsuits And Racial Reckoning: The Year In Higher Education
Kirk Carapezza, GBH
December 17, 2020
#21 Higher education resources
Mildred Agallo, Illinois State University News
December 15, 2020
Amid the Pandemic, Congress Delivered Students a Lifeline. That work Isn’t Done.
Peter Granville, The Century Foundation
December 2, 2020
UNH survives semester of COVID-19. Are students happy? What’s next?
Ian Lenahan, Foster’s Daily Democrat
November 24, 2020
College Finance Data Can Help Regulators Protect Students
Clare McCann, Sophie Nguyen, and Wesley Whistle; New America
November 23, 2020
American academia goes home for the holidays: will this contribute to the pandemic’s spread?
Bryan Alexander, Medium
November 22, 2020
How one university system plans to send home thousands of students for Thanksgiving break
Meredith Deliso, ABC News
November 22, 2020
Many College Students Head Home for Thanksgiving Lacking Covid-19 Tests
Douglas Belkin, The Wall Street Journal
November 21, 2020
How the pandemic could transform higher ed
Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon, MPR News
November 20, 2020
Patrick Soon-Shiong, Michael Kotlikoff, Michael Mina, Chris Marsicano, and Emily Rounds; Los Angeles Times
November 20, 2020
With COVID Surge Comes New Wave of University Shutdowns
Steve Dubb, Nonprofit Quarterly
November 18, 2020
A College Student Is Coming Home. Should The Whole Family Wear Masks?
Laura Dimock, SDPB
November 17, 2020
The lowest-paid workers in higher education are suffering the highest job losses
Danielle Douglas-Gabriel and Alyssa Fowers, The Washington Post
November 17, 2020
Cutting the In-Person Semester Short
Lilah Burke, Inside Higher Ed
November 16, 2020
Payden & Rygel
November 16, 2020
3 Takeaways from the College Crisis Initiative on Higher Ed’s COVID-19 Response
Michelle Dimino, Third Way
November 12, 2020
Reopening Higher Education Campuses During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Hunt Institute
November 11, 2020
Lauren Vespoli, The Counter
November 11, 2020
Thanksgiving Will Soon Empty Campuses. Will Students Bring Coronavirus Home?
Shawn Hubler, The New York Times
November 9, 2020
Reopening College During a Pandemic: A Labor Perspective
Ken Green, UnionTrack
October 27, 2020
A College Student’s Perspective in the Middle of a Global Pandemic
Diana Lichtenstein, Afya Foundation
October 27, 2020
Understanding Colleges’ Responses to COVID-19
Nicole Siegel, Third Way
October 21, 2020
Return of students to US colleges probably led to surge in Covid cases
Lauren Aratani, The Guardian
October 20, 2020
Colleges look to OPMs as pandemic intensifies shift online
Natalie Schwartz, Higher Ed Dive
October 20, 2020
Return to college classes tied to a 9 percent increase in COVID-19 cases
Angela Betsaida B. Laguipo, News-Medical
October 18, 2020
How Schools and Colleges Are Innovating During the Pandemic
Alina Tugend, Phyllis W. Jordan, and Mark A. Stein; FutureEd
October 18, 2020
Is it safe for colleges to send students home for winter break?
Hallie Busta, Higher Ed Drive
October 16, 2020
This School Year Has Been Unlike Any Other
Alina Tugend, Phyllis W. Jordan, and Mark A. Stein; The New York Times
October 14, 2020
Government failures hobbling US universities on Covid testing
Paul Basken, Times Higher Education
October 14, 2020
This School Year Has Been Unlike Any Other
Alina Tugend, Phyllis W. Jordan, and Mark A. Stein; The New York Times
October 14, 2020
US campus reporting plans ‘tied to politics, not public health’
Paul Basken, Times Higher Education
October 13, 2020
BU Faculty on How They’re Faring with Learn from Anywhere
Art Jahnke, BU Today
October 13, 2020
Colleges Pledged to Follow the Science. But Divides in Reopening Plans Reflected State Politics.
Lindsay Ellis, The Chronicle of Higher Education
October 12, 2020
Without Lab Time or Facilities, Students Get Lower-Quality Education
Megan Zogby, The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
October 12, 2020
Kerin Krasnoff, The College Voice
October 8, 2020
US Colleges Struggle to Balance COVID-19 With Classes
Char Freedberg and Madeline Joung, VOA
October 7, 2020
College Students Track How Schools Approach the Coronavirus
Reuben Jones, Spectrum News
October 7, 2020
Even In COVID-19 Hot Spots, Many Colleges Aren’t Aggressively Testing Students
Elissa Nadworny and Sean McMinn, NPR
October 6, 2020
Analysis Finds Many Colleges Aren’t Conducting Widespread COVID-19 Testing
Lisa O’Malley, Insight Into Diversity
October 6, 2020
Here’s Our List of Colleges’ Reopening Models
The Chronicle of Higher Education
October 1, 2020
COVID-19 college reopening scorecard
Zack Szlezinger, U.S. PIRG Education Fund
September 29, 2020
Colleges with primarily in-person instruction leading to thousands of COVID-19 cases per day in US
Jake Ellison, University of Washington News
September 24, 2020
New Study Links College Reopenings to Spike in COVID-19 Cases
Liz Schlemmer, WUNC
September 24, 2020
Private Higher Education Pandemic Update
Dan Campbell, Capin Crouse
September 18, 2020
In person or online? Here are 100 public universities to watch during the pandemic
Nick Anderson, The Washington Post
September 15, 2020
Dave Bangert, Journal & Courier
September 12, 2020
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Congress Should Give Colleges a Lifeline in Next Stimulus
Alejandra Acosta, Wesley White, and Anne Ridenhour; New America
September 9, 2020
Many faculty went back to school this summer with one goal: improve online classes
Deirdre Fernandes, The Boston Globe
September 7, 2020
Colleges are making last-minute changes as coronavirus cases spike. That’s tough for students.
Riley Beggin, Vox
September 5, 2020
America’s ‘college completion crisis’ is about to get worse
Aarthi Swaminathan, Yahoo! Finance
September 4, 2020
Liz Willen, The Hechinger Report
September 4, 2020
Campus outbreaks of COVID-19 were almost guaranteed
The Conversation
September 2, 2020
Political Influence on Fall Plans
Madeline St. Amour, Inside Higher Ed
September 2, 2020
Colleges can Decide whether to Reopen without Student Surveys
Rachel Fishman and Sophie Nguyen, New America
August 31, 2020
How Colleges Are Responding to COVID Should Inform Prospective Students
Sabine Poux, Teen Vogue
August 26, 2020
Swab, spit, stay home? College coronavirus testing plans are all over the map.
Michael McAuliff, Sebastian Valdivia Martínez, Christine Herman, and Stephanie O’Neill; MDedge
August 21, 2020
COVID-19 cases surge on college campuses as Yale administrator warns students to prepare for deaths
Matthew MacEgan and Genevieve Leigh, World Socialist Web Site
August 20, 2020
Don’t expect a tuition refund if your university moves classes online
Erika Beras, Marketplace
August 19, 2020
On private call, White House’s Birx recommends robust testing for colleges
Liz Essley Whyte, The Center for Public Integrity
August 19, 2020
Move In, Move Out: For In-Person College, Everything Rests On The First Few Weeks
Elissa Nadworny, NPR
August 19, 2020
Students Protest Tuition Hikes as Universities Continue Online
Madeline Joung, VOA
August 17, 2020
Millions of students are returning to US universities in a vast unplanned pandemic experiment
Emma Marris, Nature
August 17, 2020
Chris Quintana, The Columbus Dispatch
August 17, 2020
College towns weigh benefits of students’ return with virus risks
John Yang, PBS News Hour
August 11, 2020
Taylor Borden, Business Insider
August 4, 2020
Colleges Are Deeply Unequal Workplaces
Jeffrey Selingo, The Atlantic
August 1, 2020
Here’s Our New List of Colleges’ Reopening Plans
The Chronicle of Higher Education
July 29, 2020
How Will Regional Publics Fare This Fall?
Madeline St. Amour, Inside Higher Ed
July 27, 2020
Colleges Spent Months Planning For Fall, But A COVID-19 Surge Is Changing Everything
Elissa Nadworny, NPR
July 22, 2020
Are college football players the ‘guinea pig’ for COVID-19 protocol planning at universities?
Josh Peter, USA Today
July 17, 2020
Will colleges in the new coronavirus epicenters change their fall plans?
Natalie Schwartz, Higher Ed Dive
July 1, 2020