Faculty

Ten New Jersey universities and colleges launch "New Jersey Scholar Corps" to convince students to return home to complete degrees and help the state recover from coronavirus.

Leaders may suspend large lectures, split the fall 2020 semester and offer single dorm rooms as higher ed strives to return to normal.

The coronavirus and COVID-19 are making it onto the curriculum at a growing number of colleges and universities that will teach the economics of pandemics and community service.

Colleges and universities commit to in-person education and students in dorms in fall 2020 with coronavirus safety procedures in place.

Protecting universities' core academic and research missions is the top priority of university presidents preparing to reopen in fall 2020.

Master of Business Creation faculty members pivoted to manage the new program like the startups of their student entrepreneurs, says UB guest columnist Thad Kelling, of the University of Utah. The program, designed to be fluid and customizable, improved with a move online.