Faced with a potential lawsuit from students, the college decides to add back programs it had cut in July amid financial concerns during the pandemic.

"There was a time when [those tests] offered opportunity to a lot of students who didn't have them, but with the growth and breadth of advanced placement, that argument no longer holds," said College Board CEO, David Coleman.

At least three major institutions offer rebates to people unable to travel due to COVID-19 rules.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign announced that it will discontinue its use of remote-proctoring software Proctorio after its summer 2021 term.

"The intent with Mansfield, Bloomsburg and Lock Haven in the northeast as well as the western integration is to maintain the full complement of athletic programs at each campus," said Ryan McNamara, a spokesman for Mansfield. "We are currently pursuing a path with the NCAA that would allow for that."

"I am tired of feeling like this school just consumes me continually. I can not wait to retire," wrote one anonymous faculty member.

A new Student Clearinghouse Research Center study shows the early effects of the pandemic, especially on those two-year graduate numbers.

Nova Southeastern University's transformative library space coming in July will be a centerpiece for business, entrepreneurship and cybersecurity training throughout South Florida.