Sixty-one band members recorded audio and video performing the “Buckeye Battle Cry,” an effort "to make people happy" during a time of social distancing.

Researchers at Georgia State University published a data set of more than 140 million tweets related to COVID-19 ahead of schedule to serve as a resource for the global research community.

In addition to shifting to online classes, the university also moved its counseling program to a virtual environment during the coronavirus pandemic.

A new partnership with the Florida Virtual School will expand options for Alaska's students who are learning from home, Gov. Mike Dunleavy said.

Scott Midkiff says the university is doing plenty right, but wishes they'd started planning for the health crisis sooner.

For 28 students taking associate professor Steven King's "emerging technologies" class, attending class virtually has taken on a new meaning.

A 19-university consortium led by Acadeum is offering "deep discounts" to institutions that need additional capacity during the shift to distance education.

As availability of masks, ventilators and other supplies runs low, universities are volunteering their resources to address the needs of medical workers.

To train a new app to monitor coughs from COVID-19 patients, researchers are asking for volunteers to submit vocal samples to train the software.