Carol Quillen, president of Davidson College, is the guest with Michael and Jeff to talk about how to build community with students spread out and maintain a college’s vision and mission in t…

The COVID-19 outbreak has closed college campuses throughout the nation, causing problems for prep students deciding on an institution to attend.

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on how professors can ensure fairness when administering final exams online — and more.

Here are some of the unique burdens these schools now face.

Instead of the traditional A, B, C, D, F options, faculty at many schools now have other letters and options for evaluating students, a reflection of the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Colleges across the nation are scrambling to close deep budget holes and some have been pushed to the brink of collapse after the coronavirus outbreak triggered financial losses that could total more than $100 million at some institutions.

Bates College will hold its commencement online this year, seeking to “create an experience that captures, albeit in a different form, the elements that are most meaningful” within the graduation ceremony.. Maine news, sports, politics, election results, and obituaries from the Bangor Daily News.

University presidents and athletic administrators are among those who have begun taking pay cuts amid the pandemic and recession. Michael Schill, president of the University of Oregon, on Friday announced a temporary reduction of 12 percent to his pay, The Register-Guard reported. The university's vice presidents and athletic director will have their pay cut by 10 percent. The

An admissions officer braced for tough questions about college in the pandemic. But the Class of 2024 wanted to talk about other things.

A new study says the North Carolina guard would have earned $476,000 if allowed to endorse products and leverage his social media presence.