The Washington Post looks at how Sweet Briar College and other small institutions are pivoting to reopen and respond to the pandemic…The Chronicle of Higher Education reports on Princeton University’s decision to strip Woodrow Wilson’s name from its public policy school…Inside Higher Ed releases a new survey of campus leaders finding they remain most concerned about COVID-19’s impact on institutional finances and on students, particularly disadvantaged ones…The
Detroit Free Press writes about plans for campuses in Michigan to reopen in the fall… Cathy Sandeen, chancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage, says in an op-ed in
Education Dive that the pandemic shouldn’t stop colleges from filling key leadership positions and that virtual searches have benefits for candidates and administrators…The Washington Post Editorial Board writes that a temporary and targeted shield from coronavirus-related lawsuits would help colleges and universities resume teaching and research…
This College Is Tiny and Isolated. For Some Students During the Pandemic, That Sounds Perfect.
The Washington Post (sub. req.) | June 28, 2020
'An Inappropriate Namesake': Princeton Strips Woodrow Wilson's Name From Public-Policy School
The Chronicle of Higher Education | June 27, 2020
Presidents' Growing Worry? Perceived Value of College
Inside Higher Ed | June 29, 2020
Michigan University Campuses Plan to Open in Fall Despite COVID-19. What We Know
Detroit Free Press | June 26, 2020
President Speaks: The Pandemic Shouldn't Stop Colleges Filling Key Leadership Positions
Education Dive | June 26, 2020
A Shield from Lawsuits Could Help Our Schools Resume Teaching and Research
The Washington Post (sub. req.) | June 27, 2020