He has also tweeted articles blaming Republicans for a reported spike in anti-Asian bias.

Throughout the unprecedented year of 2020, universities instituted ways of keeping students “safe” amid the global pandemic

Efforts involved physically tracking students, and forcing them to report each other for incompliance.

Students are demanding action against the professor, and plan to submit a formal report.

College administrations have begun asking students to return home to avoid further spread of the virus on campus.

A Yale professor accused President Donald Trump of killing Americans by his alleged inaction on the coronavirus.

Atlas favors protecting vulnerable populations while reopening the country as quickly as possible.

Some professors are concerned about the implications this could have.

Students would lose access to the university’s WiFi if they do not want to participate.

He suggested that protests aren’t the primary cause of many ignoring coronavirus risks and restrictions, but rather President Trump’s efforts to keep …

The “Protect Purdue” initiative has raised almost $125,000 from over 500 donors.

NYU teaching assistants planned a three-day "sick-out" amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The news comes as the NCAA announced football and basketball programs could resume limited workouts.

Recent lawsuits have spotlighted the situation of illegal immigrant students, but not of veterans

Many are pursuing mixed reopening models, such as ending the semester before Thanksgiving or hosting both online and in-person classes.

The new union contract guarantees a significant pay increase as well as more generous benefits.

One organization is concerned as to how colleges might spend that money.

An organization that represents over 1,700 colleges and universities asked Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to expand the Main Street Lending Program to inc…

Researchers at NYU and Columbia have developed a machine learning technology that predicts the severity of coronavirus cases.

“But don’t come begging federal taxpayers for money while you sit on billions in endowment funds and students suffer,” Hawley said.