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New Jersey colleges, universities urged to provide COVID-19 testing before students leave for Thanksgiving

Students get in free on College Night at the Barnes Foundation

Barnes Foundation College Night

Temple eliminates spring break as part of precautions to resume in-person classes next semester

temple university spring 2021 semester

Colleges and the Thanksgiving COVID-19 risk: Fauci’s right – holiday plans may have to change

Thanksgiving College COVID-19

Temple University

Temple to allow limited number of fans at football games starting in November

New Princeton dorm honoring Black CEO to replace building once named after Woodrow Wilson

Princeton University Mellody Hobson

COVID-19 cases climbing again in Philly and Pennsylvania in October

COVIDS-19 Philly October

La Salle University cutting 7 athletics teams amid financial challenges

la salle athletics

Temple's faculty union calls for classes to remain virtual in spring semester

temple 2021 spring semester

For colleges, online mental health services are a 'silver lining' of COVID-19 crisis

COVID-19 Mental Health Services

Community College of Philadelphia to continue all-remote classes through end of spring semester

community college of philadelphia spring 2021 semester

Penn, Swarthmore College again represent region on U.S. News & World Report's best colleges list

Penn Swarthmore rankings

University of the Arts faculty planning to form labor union

UArts Faculty Union

Gettysburg College sends most students home after mandatory quarantine

gettysburg college covid-19 students

Temple suspends in-person classes for remainder of fall semester due to rising COVID-19 cases

temple university semester covid

Holy Family University closes Northeast Philly campus due to possible COVID-19 exposure

Holy Family University COVID-19

Temple's COVID-19 outbreak could spread beyond university, Philly health commissioner warns

Temple COVID Outbreak

Temple pauses in-person classes for two weeks due to COVID-19 outbreak on campus

Temple University COVID-19 cases

Temple students, faculty call for all-remote classes as fall semester begins

Temple University in-person classes

Swab, spit, stay home? College COVID-19 testing plans are all over the map

Colleges COVID-19 Testing

Drexel University switches to only online classes for fall quarter

Drexel University fall semester

Villanova University threatens to send students home after large gathering

villanova COVID-19 protocols

Student backlash prompts Penn State to revise COVID-19 acknowledgement form

Penn State COVID-19 compact

Penn shifts to virtual classes for fall semester, slashes tuition

penn students online school

Lincoln University board votes to reinstate ousted school president

Lincoln University president

Rutgers University to hold majority of fall 2020 classes online

Rutgers Fall 2020 semester

Princeton University removes Woodrow Wilson’s name from public policy school, residential college

Princeton University Woodrow Wilson

Higher Education

Colleges, universities across New Jersey can resume operations through multi-stage process

New Jersey colleges universities

Pennsylvania K-12 schools can begin reopening in July, state officials say

pennsylvania schools post-covid

Temple University plans to hold some in-person classes this fall

Temple University fall 2020 semester

Outdoor graduation ceremonies will be permitted in New Jersey after July 6 – with prior approval by the state

New Jersey outdoor graduations

Community College of Philadelphia classes all will be held online during fall semester

Philadelphia fall semester online

New Jersey relaxes social distancing to allow outdoor gatherings up to 25 people

nj gatherins 256 people

Drexel student sues for tuition refund following university's abrupt shutdown due to coronavirus

Drexel class action suit

Penn dedicates $4 million to support employees affected by coronavirus shutdowns

UPenn employee assistance coronaviurs

Penn cancels Franklin Field commencement ceremony due to coronavirus

Penn commencement ceremony

Coronavirus and colleges: Penn, Temple, West Chester U. switch to online classes for rest of spring semester

Philly Coronavirus Universities

Rutgers University names first black president in its 253-year history

Rutgers University First Black President

Gov. Wolf, Pennsylvania officials award $1 million to 36 schools to combat on-campus sexual violence

Ursinus College's men's and women's swim teams' seasons canceled after hazing investigation

Ursinus College cancelled swimming season

Second coyote attack reported at Rutgers University campus

Second Coyote Rutgers

Penn cancels remainder of women's volleyball season due to 'offensive' posters in locker room

Penn volleyball 'vulgar' posters

Higher Education

Penn Law receives $125 million gift from W.P. Carey Foundation

Penn Law

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