Weekly Roundup
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week's roundup:
The federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate raises questions of how it will affect higher ed, Harvard will divest from fossil fuels and the U.S. News Rankings were released.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week's roundup:
COVID-19 forces some institutions to go virtual, out-of-state students may not bring in as much revenue as previously thought and the number of men in college has fallen way behind the number of women.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
We are back to weekly updates, folks! So, without further ado….
Hurricane Ida shut down many schools in New Orleans and continues to make its way through the United States, nearly 600 students have been left in Afghanistan and Pennsylvania is a mini case study for enrollment trends in the coming years.
(Bi)Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The FDA’s approval of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine breaks down one barrier for institutions that haven’t yet required the vaccine, the return to campus this fall is best described as “uncertain” and Yik Yak is back.
(Bi)Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The federal student loan moratorium has been extended, colleges and universities gear up for another pandemic-dampened fall semester and some institutions are raising their tuition to counteract the financial toll of the pandemic.
(Bi)Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Vaccination rates and COVID-19 variants are causing some colleges and universities to rethink their lack of a vaccine requirement, DACA was ruled unlawful by a federal judge and FAFSA filing rates have dropped from last year.
(Bi)Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Student athletes can now make money off of their own name, image and likeness, more calls for a double Pell Grant emerge and the new Department of Education budget is making its way through the House of Representatives.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Students want a fully in-person fall, special concerns may need to be paid to rising sophomores and the Pell Grant stands to double in amount.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the NCAA, studies show that many high school students are rethinking their plans for higher education and tribal colleges and universities are finding new ways to meet student needs.
