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Unitec says thousands of its students are facing huge challenges as a result of Covid-19. 
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Duke University officials have blamed the coronavirus outbreak on fraternity parties.
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Catherine is heading back to the classroom for year 12, but admits she is nervous after seeing the havoc COVID wrought on last year — "Are we going to cop it the way the 2020 year 12s did?"
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Set ground rules and emotional boundaries, and try changing your mind-set. Although it’s a diversion from your planned path, it could be “a steppingstone to a better future.”
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In bleak times Australia’s young people are working hard at getting work, volunteering and connecting to communities, say University of Melbourne researchers.
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Student mental health was already an issue before the pandemic. And then students felt the strain on all fronts as studies went online and they lost jobs and social contacts.
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Students living on campus at Monash University say they've been let down by residential management's poor handling of coronavirus lockdown.
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Number of Year 12 students seeking special consideration triples as more than 30,000 say remote learning affected them adversely
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With casual work drying up and no federal government support, many international students have struggled to put food on the table.
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These tips from experts will help you discuss the coronavirus with your kids so they’re more likely to listen.
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The response of university systems in states like North Carolina have been wildly inadequate to the coronavirus pandemic’s gravity. Students are now dying as a result.
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Victorian universities have indicated online learning will be part of their future strategy going and, while it has advantages for students wanting to live in the country, support services say face-to-face experiences are vital.
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Some children have found a devious method to get out of school – using cola to create false positive Covid tests. How does it work?
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Freshman year was going to mean sleepovers, new friends, and independence. The coronavirus changed all that.
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Study finds worsening wellbeing and self-esteem among teenagers, raising fears pandemic will exacerbate trend
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As coronavirus pandemic intensifies, many colleges are starting classes online.
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Nearly 20 million students were projected to attend an institution of higher education in the United States during the fall 2020 semester, according t
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Tensions between privacy and need for contact tracing cause conflicts in school districts and communities in U.S.
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Alone in her dorm room, she told me she felt smothered by anxiety.
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Students need more support from their universities than ever before as they grapple with online learning and self-isolation
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Year 12 student Jolyon Simpson had to juggle final-year studies with the job of looking after his parents, both of whom had COVID-19 and were sick and isolating.
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A network of freelance correspondents provided a rare glimpse into how schools were handling the pandemic.
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The pandemic has revealed that higher education was never about education.
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New York University hired students to help keep their classmates safe, and our reporter recently met a couple of them. Here’s what she saw on campus.
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