In the midst of a pandemic, here are 12 moments that gave us hope - Charlotte Agenda

As borders closed and airlines canceled flights, the biggest lesson for many Americans studying abroad was this: You’re on your own.

Campus closures due to the coronavirus have sent millions of students home indefinitely. Here are some of the ground rules they and their parents are establishing.

At the very least, the coronavirus means universities should switch to pass-fail and pass everyone.

For Jalen Grimes, the virus pandemic is stirring up a slew of emotions. “Annoyed" is the first one the 13-year-old Chicagoan mentions. “Scared, confused, worried.”

But 90% say they're worried about transmitting the virus to the vulnerable population.

What’s at the forefront of the minds of folks around college athletics during these uncertain times? Yahoo Sports spoke to a dozen coaches and administrators this week about what they’re worried about.

Some seniors are eager for a shot at another year of eligibility, while others will forego the NCAA’s offer to get started on their careers.

Coronavirus has colleges fearful about yield, searching for the right strategy.

As thousands of classes move online, here’s what instructors are doing to stay connected to their students.

Amherst College has placed its men’s lacrosse team on probation and is firing the team’s coach following complaints that players used a racial slur.