Colleges and universities — admissions, tuition, campus policy, and the future of higher education.
Hundreds oppose effort to make Central Connecticut State University a polytechnic school
Central Connecticut State University faces intense pushback over a proposed transformation into a polytechnic institution. Hundreds of petition signer…
Northwood University receives NSA cyber excellence accreditation
Northwood University earned the National Security Agency's National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity designation, a credential that reco…
Summer Tax Changes Are Coming: How to Stay Compliant Under the Pressure
The Internal Revenue Service will implement tax reporting changes this summer that affect how colleges and universities file Form 1098-T education cre…
College sports built a new body to police itself. A year later, order has not been restored
# College Sports Commission Struggles to Establish Authority One Year After Launch The newly created College Sports Commission, established to regula…
The data center is the new football stadium. Are you ready to build one?
Universities face a critical infrastructure shift. Data centers now rival traditional capital projects like stadiums in strategic importance, reshapin…
These are the best colleges in the world, according to one list
U.S. News & World Report released its latest global university rankings, placing six American institutions in the top 10 worldwide. The ranking refle…
More colleges are making it easier to transfer academic credits
# More Colleges Streamline Credit Transfer Policies Colleges and universities are removing barriers to credit transfer as students increasingly move …
This new report has found 65 million potential students
A new report identifies 65 million adults in the United States who express interest in enrolling in education or training programs within the next two…
Iowa State’s liberal arts program wants to advance ‘trustworthy AI’
Iowa State University launched a new initiative focused on developing and deploying artificial intelligence responsibly across campus operations and a…
The presidents daring to break the mold for workforce innovation
Three college presidents are restructuring their institutions to prioritize workforce readiness over traditional academic models. These leaders recogn…
Using Peer Assisted Learning to improve academic engagement and progression of first year online law students
The University of Southern Queensland piloted a peer-assisted learning program for first-year online law students to address engagement and retention …
UC Berkeley professor Zvezdelina Stankova explains push to reinstate standardized exams
# UC Berkeley Math Professor Pushes to Restore Standardized Testing in Admissions University of California, Berkeley mathematics professor Zvezdelina…
When Productivity Goes Too Far: How Faculty Can Find Balance
An adjunct instructor returning to teach at their graduate alma mater confronts a familiar paradox in higher education: the pressure to maximize produ…
New loan caps bring both opportunity and crisis
Federal student loan caps recently implemented will reshape borrowing options for millions of students while forcing colleges to confront new financia…
Can microcredentials drive new demand for higher ed?
Microcredentials are reshaping how colleges attract students and meet employer demands for rapid workforce development. These short, focused certifica…
College readiness starts in kindergarten: Why rethinking K–12 math is the key
Mathematics instruction in American K-12 schools needs fundamental restructuring to prepare students adequately for college, according to recent educa…
Strategies for Supporting Graduate and Professional Students’ Teaching Readiness
Graduate and professional students aspiring to academic careers face a common problem: they want to teach but lack clear pathways to build teaching ex…