A checklist for college leaders who wonder what the future holds; Harvard says it won't accept relief from the U.S.; and more.
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Finance
By Scott Carlson and James F. Galbally Jr.

A checklist for leaders of colleges with small endowments, diminishing cash, uneven student demand, and stiff competition, and who are wondering what the future holds for their institutions. (PREMIUM)

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By Katherine Mangan

The university said that while it faces serious financial pressures as a result of the pandemic, the intense focus on its endowment wealth could distract from relief efforts.
Teaching
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By Katherine Mangan

Students in remedial courses are more likely to struggle with virtual instruction. But a return to in-person classes is far from guaranteed.
Commentary
By Paul N. Friga

The $14 billion invested in our sector so far doesn’t go far enough. Here’s what real relief would look like. (PREMIUM)

Advice
By Fernanda Zamudio-Suaréz and Megan Zahneis

Plus: Tips for virtual programming to boost student engagement. Get guidance on common concerns in our Q&A series.
Students
By Bennett Leckrone

Will your campus reopen dorms in August or stick with remote instruction?
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By L. Maren Wood

Job candidates with the misfortune to be searching for tenure-track positions this year or next will need as many career options as they can get.

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