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Joining us for the scoop sam stein, susan paige and sallu founder of generation lab with polling on the nations youngest voters. we saw the fox poll. it does seem to be an outliar but had an eight point spread with youngkin surging. likely voters, the actual number for, you know, registered voters are more closely aligned to other poll. what do you think? >> well, the "washington post" out that has mcauliffe up one point among likely voters. which ever poll you believe, this is a very tight race...

/PRNewswire/ -- A new national survey of teenagers and young adults aged 13-29 finds that nearly 75% surveyed received at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot,...

Really want it. the people who want some element of subsidized college really want it and the people who want broadband really want it and they dont want all each others stuff so they wont all be happy if they lose something. axios has a partnership with generation lab that does polling on 18 to 29-year-olds and we got these numbers back, fascinating. two-thirds of young people, people under 30 in america, two-thirds of people think that congress should pass something and a majority thinks that ...

Some plant-based diet advocates celebrate the addition of new meat alternatives into the market, presuming that more competition will satiate demand and drive down prices. However, while these moves may be savvy business ventures, they do not represent a fundamental shift in Big Meat’s attitudes toward sustainability. Instead, these investments in plant-based meat may serve as just a veneer for the meat industry’s environmental offenses and thus should not be lauded by environmental activist...

Student Mental Health Is Worse During COVID-19 June 11, 6:17 a.m. Another study has found that student mental health worsened during the pandemic, The Washington Post reported. In the study, researchers tracked 217 students who were freshmen in 2017. Prior to the pandemic, students’ stress levels rose and fell, usually in tandem with midterm and final exams. Since the onset of

Live Updates: Latest News on Coronavirus and Higher Education By Washington State Public Four-Year Colleges Go Test Optional, Permanently May 21, 6:18 a.m. Public four-year colleges in Washington State have gone test optional, permanently. "The decision to move to permanent test-optional policies reaffirm our sector’s commitment to reduce barriers for students. Further, as we enter a period of post-COVID-19 recovery, we continue our commitment to learn from this historic challenge and embrac...

Seventy-four percent said people should have to get vaccinated in order to return to work or school. Of those not vaccinated, 66% said they would get their COVID-19 shots if mandated by their schools or employers. More than 100 universities and colleges across the U.S. have said they will require vaccinations for their students and/or staff, a tracker by the Chronicles of Higher Education shows. The survey involved 929 people ages 18-29 and was conducted from May 5 to May 8.  — Corrected fr...

Live Updates: Latest News on Coronavirus and Higher Education By Rowan Offers Incentives to Get Vaccinated May 7, 6:15 a.m. Rowan University has announced a vaccine requirement for students who live or study on campus, and some incentives for getting the vaccine, “Our message today is simple. We believe the path to normalcy is through widespread vaccination and we want our entire community to commit to reaching the goal of widespread vaccination,” Rowan president Ali A. Houshmand said in ...

/ As part of the UNC System, Western Carolina University in Cullowhee will not require students not to receive a COVID-19 vaccination before returning to classes in the 2021 fall semester. Most students who attend colleges and universities in the Charlotte area will not be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 when they return to class this fall. A Queens University News Service survey of 13 North Carolina colleges and universities within 65 miles of Charlotte found that at least six of t...

Live Updates: Latest News on Coronavirus and Higher Education By University of Chicago Converts All Undergraduate Courses to Online April 9, 6:16 a.m. The University of Chicago is converting all in-person undergraduate classes to online courses for a week and ordered students living in residence halls to stay there for a week. "Tests in recent days have detected more than 50 cases of COVID-19 involving students in the college, including many living in residence halls, and we expect this number...