Covid-era school closures caused the U.S. significant economic and educational loss while being less effective than other ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a stunningly rapid transformation in how and where undergraduate students learn. In the span of a year, the number of students taking courses online across about 2,200 ...

Scholarship Institute reports a surge in online college enrollment, driven by flexibility and demand, reshaping education ...

A recent study published in the journal Economic Letters, co-authored by Professor of Business Economics and Public policy Alex Rees-Jones, found that online teaching negatively impacted student ...

Online certifications are now a strong alternative to college degrees. By 2026, many offer industry recognition, especially ...

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October 9, 2025 - For Chelsea Duran, returning to high school for her senior year means being on high alert, watching over her shoulder for immigration enforcement agents. To accommodate an expected ...

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Are mom, dad, grandma and grandpa “too online”? A new survey looked at how older Americans are using screens and technology — ...

A recent study published in the journal Economic Letters, co-authored by Professor of Business Economics and Public policy Alex Rees-Jones, found that online teaching negatively impacted student ...