Judge reverses international student policy
International students will be able to stay in the U.S. even if they are taking all classes online.
Tyson Fresh Meats plant leads to a spike in COVID-19 cases...
Cass County sits in Indiana's corn belt, where acres of black dirt house row upon row of corn and soybeans. But this year, spring planting was eclipsed by the novel coronavirus.
Nebraska meatpacking workers vulnerable to COVID-19
Workers in the plants have been especially hard hit by COVID-19. While the numbers are declining, an examination of the state’s spring outbreak reveals a different story.
Faculty Senate chair demands change in open letter to administration
Chair Sean Atkinson said the university's system of shared governance was "on the verge of collapse."
Former Honors College dean takes early retirement
The former John V. Roach Honors College dean announced she is taking early retirement.
Dean of School of Interdisciplinary Studies resigns
Dr. Karen Steele, the first dean of the college, has resigned.
Faculty opt to move 54% of classes online in the fall
Staff and faculty are continuing to voice their decisions on teaching class in-person or virtually.
Seniors talk about canceled commencement
Chancellor Victor Boschini announced the changes in an email Monday.
Black, Latinx communities disproportionately affected by COVID-19
Black and Latinx communities in the U.S. are experiencing more cases, deaths, and fewer recoveries than affluent white communities.
Las Vegas takes on COVID-19
New York City has long been known as the city that never sleeps, but until COVID-19, Las Vegas wasn't very restful either.
