In New York, SUNY Oneonta is switching to online classes for the rest of the semester after nearly 600 people tested positive for coronavirus. NYU has suspended more than 20 students for not following social distancing rules.

This Oxnard organization is filling information gaps to help farmworkers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Many in Charlotte and across the country lived in the digital divide long before the pandemic. Now, it has become “a national crisis" as the school year begins.

In-person final exams were canceled for thousands of students this spring, so computers stepped in — to disastrous effect.

The traditional dining experience is changing as campuses try to stop spreading the novel coronavirus.

Medieval studies professor’s video series gains her popular acclaim for her Old World knowledge and telegenic style.

West Virginia University announced it would suspend in-person classes at its main campus amid concerns over a recent spike in coronavirus infections.

Cases are skyrocketing, and some students are being sent home.

Gettysburg College announced Friday that they would start to “de-densify” the campus and send home approximately 1,300 students

Universities and colleges forced to include more online offerings and to socially distance in instruction continue to adapt as thousands of students return to campuses for the fall semester.

Although sports revenue nearly doubled during the study period, the players "risking their health and safety” have not seen a comparable increase in benefits, data show.

We’ve taken one of the most critical fields of human learning and dumbed it down with our own prejudices and guilt.

Washington and Lee University is coming under scrutiny for offering a course on “How to Overthrow the State,” though the school’s president says the course has been “sensationalized” by the media.

Small colleges are seeing their share of COVID-19 outbreaks. Will small scale make containment easier than it's proving to be at large universities with more resources?

Professor suspended for saying a Chinese word that sounds like a racial slur in English.

As campuses are overwhelmed with Covid-19 cases, they must decide: Shelter in place, or send students home? They hear arguments for both.

With more than 800 cases of Covid-19 reported on campus after the first full week of classes, the state’s flagship university lacks a sense of urgency in responding to the virus.