The coronavirus has shattered the rhythm of college life nationwide, highlighting the fact that for some students, their campus is the only reliable place to learn, and even live, during the academic year.
For colleges that serve a large number of disadvantaged students, the virus has presented unique challenges. They’ve needed to consider how to continue instruction when students may not have internet access at home and to help ensure students’ basic needs are being met.
Education Dive checked in with three colleges that enroll a higher than average share of Pell Grant recipients to learn more.
