Fearing a Second Wave, Cal State Will Keep Classes Online in the Fall
The New York Times, May 13
The move by the nation's largest four-year public university system comes as many other schools insist they will find a way to bring students back to campus despite the coronavirus.
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Report: Living Expenses, Not Tuition, Are the Problem
Inside Higher Ed, May 13
New report finds that financial aid mostly has kept up with rising tuition prices. But living expenses are another story.
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Loss of Sports Spells Trouble Far Beyond Athletics Departments
The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 13
As college leaders make plans for the fall semester, one part of campus life that hangs in the balance — and holds outsize importance for some students and alumni — is the slate of fall sports.
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Coronavirus Could Force Colleges to Trim Some Fat
The Wall Street Journal (opinion), May 12
Students offer a few ways universities can make ends meet during the pandemic.
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College Students Would Attend Classes in the Fall Even Without Vaccine
Axios, May 13
Nearly two-thirds of college students say they would attend in-person classes if colleges reopen in the fall, even if there is no coronavirus vaccine or cure, according to a new College Reaction poll.
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