Susan Snyder

Like every college, Drexel faces lost revenue and an uncertain enrollment picture. The pandemic also forced universities to learn on a dime how to move all instruction online.

Some of them will graduate early and begin their residencies in hospitals that sorely need them.

Michele Marcolongo comes to Villanova from Drexel University, where she is a faculty member and has held leadership positions.

The university accepted nearly 8.1% of applicants, after accepting 7.4% last year.

The team at the Lancaster college hopes to give Pennsylvaniana a better idea of trends in their area.

Corianne Goldstein still has shortness of breath and is tired, but she's glad to be back in her home in Matawan, recovering with her husband and two dogs.

Temple University's Liacouras Center could hold up to 250 hospital patients during the coronavirus pandemic.

Schools are refunding student room and board for a portion of the semester and facing an uncertain admissions cycle for the fall.

Professors are figuring out how to connect to their students online. Some are even singing them songs, or offering lessons from their garage.

"I'm just terrified. ... I’m 32 and healthy. If it can happen to me, it can happen to anybody,” said one of them, now hospitalized with double pneumonia.