Higher Education

As school resources shut down, vulnerable low-income students are being left behind.

Teachers around the country had a short window to move to a different way of presenting course material. Internet access is just part of the struggle.

Many low-income and international students are left stranded -- and perhaps less safe.

Many universities asked students to leave campus housing to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. But what if students can’t afford it?

Some students are staying in Tokyo, since even Philly switched to remote learning.

The governor took swift action after four coronavirus cases were confirmed at the University of Delaware. The state legislature also postponed next week’s sessions.

The number of patients in New Jersey is growing quickly, but officials say they don’t yet see it spreading through “community transmission.”

The decline is largest among students from families with less than $110,000 in annual income.

Despite a legal blow in court this week, students of a N.J. choir college say they’re going to continue to fight its parent university’s plans to consolidate campuses.

Temple University ends semester in Rome promises on-line completion to semester.

Temple University says students in Italy will have to make their own arrangements and fly home as the school closes its satellite campus in the European nation.

‘Your life has worth. Go after the things you want,’ Stockton University Prof. Emily Van Duyne tweeted on learning she’d won the prestigious fellowship.

Former Penn coach Jerome Allen was hit a 15-year show-cause penalty after he accepted $300,000 in bribes to get a wealthy Florida businessman's son into the university.

The Department of State is urging schools to join a competition to see who can get the most students on the rolls for November’s election.

Temple is taking precautions at its Rome and Tokyo campuses as the number of people diagnosed with the coronavirus grows in Italy and Japan.