Bad Internet, borrowing broadband and what it takes for some kids to learn remotely. The unique challenges of special education during the pandemic. And, the toxic side of positivity.
“We’re really nervous, anxious and scared,” a University of Alabama professor said after faculty were emailed not to share information about infections on campus.
A list of fall opening plans during the coronavirus pandemic for 100 major universities, from every state in the country.
Liberty is at a turning point: Will the school continue its huge success as measured by size, assets and political clout? Or will it return to the more rigorously religious priority of its revered televangelist founder, Jerry Falwell Sr.?
He told graduates to find purpose in their lives — not just a job. Here's the video and transcript of the speech.
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It’s the education secretary’s newest effort to push school choice during the pandemic.
The Catholic university in Indiana says that the number of daily coronavirus cases is declining.
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The president keeps repeating the claim. Here’s what the former vice president did say he would do.
Students are returning this month to campuses where they are expected to help police their peers and where a few people’s misbehavior could get everyone sent home.
That’s nearly one-third of all students worldwide, a new report finds.
“The rise we’ve seen in recent days is unacceptable, and if unchecked, threatens our ability to complete the rest of the semester on campus,” University of Alabama President Stuart R. Bell said at a news conference Monday, as the mayor of Tuscaloosa temporarily closed bars and warned that the local health system could become overwhelmed.
Falwell, who is leaving after a series of personal scandals, denied allegations that he watched his wife's sexual interactions with another man.
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President Trump has embraced candidates who support the more-than-extreme conspiracy theory.
A series of personal scandals came to an abrupt head Monday.
“Being Black in America means there is an expectation that you have to show your papers,” said Danielle Fuentes Morgan, an English professor.
She accuses the Education Department of being "callous."
