Reported by Education Dive, with confirmed coronavirus infections surging in the last few weeks, several colleges have publicly reversed their original plans to re-open campus this fall, including the University of Southern California and Loyola University Chicago.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, Coursera’s biggest growth in courses this year came from a 780% increase in the humanities, including the most popular overall course on the platform being The Science of Well Being.

Reported by EdSurge, the two biggest challenges making sure students could transition to online learning this past spring were physical accessibility (making sure students had computers), and connection accessibility (making sure students had internet).

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, it was a year of a whole lot of firsts, and a whole lot of no’s for many. No SAT. No ACT. No college visits. No counselor visits.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, regional public university enrollment projections have leveled out.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, Harvard and MIT have sued in federal court to block a new federal policy, prohibiting international students in the U.S. from enrolling exclusively in online courses.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, the University of Southern Indiana has launched a safe way to bring back their campus visits – offering car tours of campus, led by an admissions staffer in their own car.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, with so many students now quarantined with their parents, will a local commutable college option feel like the safe choice come fall?

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, while economic recessions historically point adults back to college to up-skill, up-credential, and find that new career path, a report from Eduventures shows that we haven’t necessarily seen those early indicators we might, and that adult students may be losing confidence that a new credential is their certain ticket to a new job.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, a Carnegie Dartlet survey shows that 33% of high school students are likely to defer or cancel an admission offer rather than attend an online-only college this fall.