Vexing drawback to tribal online colleges: Cultural & social isolation

The empty campus at Tohono O’odham Community College reflects an ongoing dilemma facing not only tribal colleges, but colleges in general, where students are increasingly taking courses at a distance instead of studying together in person.

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