Colleges and COVID-19: How Have Professors, Students & Administration Dealt With the Crisis

It has been about a month since colleges and universities across the country began shifting from life as usual to shutting down campuses and switching to remote classes. What has this drastic change meant for students, professors and for the schools themselves? 

Laurie Lachance, president, Thomas College in Waterville

Dannel Malloy, chancellor, University of Maine System

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