Chronicle of Higher Ed - Covid-19 Resources: General Interest

5/6/20 - "Is it time for a “tutor corps,” a next-generation GI Bill, or more state management of college closures?"

5/21/20 - New guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlines considerations for colleges to take into account in reopening.

6/16/20 - Institutions already struggle to get students to abide by safety policies, particularly those governing alcohol use. The Covid-19 health restrictions will be even harder to enforce.

5/11/20 - "Some colleges are teaching students how to manage stress and anxiety during the pandemic. But given the scale of disruption and loss, promoting resilience might not strike the right tone."

5/14/20 - "For one such graduate, Andrew Pérez, commencement marked an accomplishment for his whole family. Now there would be no ceremony, no cap and gown, no pomp and circumstance."

5/27/20 - As some campuses plan for students’ physical return this fall, Norman Clark imagines how a student might navigate a day in class. It isn't pretty.

5/15/20 - "Colleges are expanding access to fast, reliable internet to help out their communities."

5/26/20 - Report says they need more education, but they also may not turn to colleges.

6/7/20 - Many colleges are planning to return to campus, but some of the costs remain unknown, according to a Chronicle survey.

5/12 - "Many colleges plan to resume in-person instruction in August or September. Some faculty and staff members aren’t so sure."

5/5/20 - "The Education Department is using a discretionary fund to give even small institutions a shot at $500,000 in Cares Act money. “I don’t know what we would do with $500,000, to be honest with you,” one official says."