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US will allow entry for fully vaccinated travellers beginning in November - ICEF Monitor
In early November, fully vaccinated travellers will be able to enter the US, representing an end to a broad travel ban that has been in place for m...
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Preparing (quietly) for a fall semester without in-person instruction | Inside Higher Ed
If campuses are still off-limits to students come September, this spring's version of remote learning won't suffice. Some colleges are preparing (q...
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Coronavirus: 6 Ways College Might Look Different In The Fall
Colleges have been careful to leave the door open on their plans for the fall semester. Most experts say it will be anything but normal. Here's a s...
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Coronavirus Will End the Golden Age for College Towns - Bloomberg Opinion
These engines of regional growth will struggle with state funding cuts, fewer foreign students and destroyed household finances.
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How the Coronavirus Pandemic Has Shattered the Myth of College in America
Young people think of college as an investment in their future. Now that future is changing in ways they can’t apprehend. "Most faculty, student...
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Dawn of the Age of Digital Learning - GSV Ventures
The Coronavirus has instantly forced 1.6B students and teachers online. Effectively, more than 90% of total enrolled learners and educators around ...
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Online proctoring is surging during COVID-19
Is the fight against cheating during remote instruction worth enlisting third-party student surveillance platforms? ... The past few weeks al...
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Opinion | The Future of College Is Online, and It’s Cheaper - The New York Times
The coronavirus forced a shift to virtual classes, but their continuation could be beneficial even after the pandemic ends.
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How MIT Is Crowdsourcing Its Reopening Plans for the Fall
As MIT considered whether to hold classes online or in person in the fall, and how to operate safely in either case, it decided to tap the collecti...
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Will the Pandemic Blow Up College in America?
Don’t count on it, despite the claims of the disruption industry. Campus higher ed will survive—but there are a few lessons it could stand to learn.
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'Fauci Effect' Drives Medical School Interest As U.S. Faces Physician Shortage
The pandemic put a spotlight on health care workers and inspired many to pursue a career in medicine. The record number of applicants comes as the ...
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College Fails : Planet Money
The pandemic is transforming college from a can't-miss into a can't-attend experience. Can colleges survive? | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter h...
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20% Of Harvard’s First-Year Class Has Deferred
With 20% of Harvard's first-year class deferring this fall, it raises questions and opportunities for higher education's future.
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Unprecedented Numbers of Students Are Taking a Gap Year. What Should They Do With the Time?
In ordinary times, Harvard University has made a practice of encouraging its admitted students to consider deferring admission and taking a gap yea...
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a16z Podcast: Online Learning and the Ed Tech Debate
The research behind online education, the impact of COVID on the future of higher ed, and tech's potential in everything from curriculum to access ...
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The Low-Density University | Johns Hopkins University Press Books
COVID-19 has placed American higher education at a crossroads. This book is the roadmap.COVID-19 triggered an existential crisis for American highe...
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The Colleges That Took the Pandemic Seriously - The Atlantic
Many colleges and universities have figured out how to diagnose their populations and control outbreaks—and offer a vision for more normal life unt...
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