During the first full week of June, there will be several in-person and online events to keep Penn State students and community members busy. Monday, June 7 Noon — Students interested in learning more about Penn State Great Valley’s Master of Software Engineering program can attend its webinar, which will […]
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Best of Berkeley: Campus 2021
Best building: Wheeler Hall Auditorium Vanessa Lim/Staff In many ways, Wheeler Hall Auditorium is the picture of academia. From its classical white exterior to its old-school wooden desks, from the central lecture hall once packed with students to the tiny offices bursting with books of every size and color, stepping […]
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Colleges revamp admissions, campus tours, amid pandemic
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – At Roanoke College, fall usually means college tours are in full swing, prospective students and parents clustering around a tour guide. This year, things look a little different, by design. “What’s really exploded are the virtual visit opportunities,” said Roanoke College’s Vice President for Enrollment Brenda […]
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Penn State freshmen share why they spent more time decorating their dorm rooms amid coronavirus | University Park Campus | Penn State | Daily Collegian
Due to the ongoing global pandemic, many students are encouraged to stay in their homes and dorm rooms while attending classes online to ensure their safety. Some Penn State freshmen took more time to decorate their rooms due to the extra time they plan to spend at home this semester. […]
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How New York’s Worst Campus Outbreak Unfolded
It was the middle of the night when a man in a hazmat suit led a first-year student from her dormitory at State University of New York at Oneonta to a van as she cried quietly, a scary experience later shared on social media. She had tested positive for the […]
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Should students get a discount if they won’t be on campus because of COVID-19?
COVID-19 has caused colleges to spend more to cope with the pandemic. elenaleonova/GettyImages Not long after the COVID-19 pandemic caused colleges to start teaching remotely, students balked at the idea of paying full tuition for online learning. It’s not hard to understand why. After all, they were not getting the […]