Janet Lorin

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Harvard Posts $10 Million Loss With More Financial Strife Ahead

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The school may be facing two straight years of financial losses for the first time since the 1930s.

Harvard Opposes U.S. Plan To Limit Stay Of Foreign Students

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The objections are made as enrollment plummets at many U.S. colleges.

Chicago Booth Business School Goes Online After Outbreak

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Students were informed of the move on Wednesday.

New Students At U.S. Colleges Drop, Worsening Campus Crisis

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There are signs that enrollment is plummeting, putting some schools at financial risk.

Princeton Renames A College For Ariel CEO, Dumps Woodrow Wilson Over Racism

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The school's trustees said Wilson's persistent “racism makes him an inappropriate namesake.”

Covid Risk, Online Classes Spur Drop In U.S. College Enrollments

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Undergraduate enrollments dropped 2.5% for the current academic year, say researchers.

Drop In College Tuition Is Helping Hold Down U.S. Inflation

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Even with the drop, college costs have surged in the last two decades, far outpacing inflation.

Colleges Embrace Covid Testing As Key For Safe Returns To Campus

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Many students who return to campuses will experience some form of testing.

College Move-In Will Be Lonelier And Weirder Than Ever This Year

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The usual chaos tied to moving into college is nothing compared with the year Covid-19 transformed higher education.

Parents Are Paying $50,000 For Prep Schools Their Kids Might Not Attend

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Wealthy Americans are preparing for the possibility that their kids will not be able to attend New York schools.

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