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Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The U.S. News College and University Rankings were released, the Big Ten will play football this year after all and experts claim that campus reopenings have actually been successful.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Colleges and universities navigate privacy laws while reporting positive COVID-19 cases, institutions’ external community relationships prove difficult to manage during the pandemic and a new research paper shows that reducing the weight of standardized test scores when considering college applicants tends to improve the diversity of an incoming class.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The American College Health Association released guidance for protecting vulnerable campus populations during the pandemic, NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo released guidance to NY higher education institutions for determining when to shift from in-person to remote, and more than 600 scholars have committed to a #ScholarStrike against police violence in America.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Colleges and universities threaten to send students home amid rising case counts, signs point to growing anxiety and depression among students during the pandemic, and the University of Pittsburgh requires a new course for first-year students on anti-Black racism.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
CEO Sean Rossall Featured in Hechinger Report
Sean Rossall, RW Jones’s CEO and managing partner, was quoted in a Hechinger Report article about colleges’ and universities’ quick walk backs on fall plans after bringing students back to campus.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Multiple colleges and universities moved classes to remote instruction following attempts at an in-person format, new Title IX rules took effect on August 14 and the Justice Department concluded a two-year investigation finding Yale University guilty of discrimination in admissions policies.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The Big Ten and Pac-12 have postponed their fall football seasons, California released guidance for higher education on how to return to campus in the fall and students are quitting sororities and fraternities in response to inaction on social justice.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
Some students are returning to campus even as colleges plan for possible re-closures, how universities are handling tuition this fall and the University of Arizona inks a deal for rapid online expansion.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
Weekly Higher Ed Roundup
In this week’s roundup:
The Trump administration will reject all initial and new requests for entry into the DACA program, ICE announced that new international students will not be permitted to come to the United States if their classes are fully online and a federal judge did not decide on whether or not to block the new Title IX rule.
Stay tuned for our weekly roundup on what trends we're seeing across institutions, how individual colleges and universities are responding to them and what national policy changes are affecting higher ed.
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