Colleges have announced wide-ranging plans to potentially reopen in the fall.
Andrea Klick
Don’t Overlook the Mayor
In a city like Appleton, Wis., knowing the mayor means you can get more done, even if you don’t always agree.
Town and Gown, Tied Together
One thing the pandemic is making clear is just how porous the borders are between town and gown.
Rome is Burning. Let’s Bash Harvard?
The Education Department is still determining whether the money that wealthy universities are giving up can even be redistributed to other colleges.
What Will $6 Billion Accomplish?
A lot of that is left up to the colleges so, from a broad, national perspective, those questions of impact could be hard to measure.
What the Pandemic Makes Us Question
The pandemic has pushed more colleges to adopt policies for the coming admissions cycle that deemphasize tests and make them optional.
Cameron Drummond: The Sudden Last Game
The Indiana University senior didn’t know he’d be covering his last basketball game before coronavirus cancellations.
Katherine Erickson: Study Abroad Cut Short
One Pitt student said goodbye to London with a night at the pub and a last-minute shopping spree.
Rory Bennett: In Loco Parentis in Crisis
A USC mom has been helping anxious parents from around the world.
College, Interrupted
We’re teaming up with college journalists around the country to tell the specific stories of lives affected when a campus suddenly shuts down.