The global coronavirus pandemic has been disruptive for millions of people, and students have been among those hit hardest: According to a new poll by the nonprofit advocacy group Rise, four out of five community college or university students say their lives have been impacted in a way that goes beyond a sudden shift to digital learning. And plenty of them have reasons to worry.
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