While Princeton students have just begun the fall semester, their professors have been working for months to reimagine how classes are taught in our new virtual world. Like schools across the country, ...

The cancellation of all but a few of the country’s biggest bookselling and publishing events this year has meant that the slate of regional bookseller conferences this fall charted largely new ...

Valerie Kindt wants to return to work full time. Kindt, the mother of a rising third-grade son, scaled back her hours to part time at an international nonprofit organization in April so she could ...

Whether they like it or not -- most of them don't, and some of them are still insisting it's not the case -- I'm convinced that the vast majority of American colleges and universities are headed ...

Professors can choose whether to hold their classes online, in person or with a hybrid learning model. Reasons for their decisions range from coronavirus concerns to creating a more accessible ...

A growing number of colleges of various types from across the country say worsening public health conditions are forcing them to teach their fall terms entirely remotely. Three private, historically ...

While there’s certainly no replacement for the intimacy of an in-person lecture attended by a captivated crowd, there is one distinct upside to having talks, symposiums, and other academic events be ...

During the fall 2020 academic semester, public lectures presented by architecture schools were a strictly virtual affair due to the COVID-19 crisis. That crisis still rages on but with the arrival of ...

The University’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) allocated $80,000 — 42 percent of USG’s fall budget — to the first-ever virtual Lawnparties. The online event, which was originally scheduled ...