Harvard rejects Trump demands; $2.2 billion in funding frozen

With billions of dollars of federal funding at risk, Harvard University on Monday rejected demands Trump administration says are aimed at combatting antisemitism. 

Here is one promising way to unlock stopped-out learners

To get adult learners to return, they often need to be reminded how beneficial a college degree can be for their entire family, one expert says.

4 ways to look at AI’s growth on campus

University Business will host a webinar on April 24 about how universities respond to students' demands for instruction in AI and generative tools.

College closures: A look at the recursive history of higher ed failures

As patterns of institutional stress emerge, I would advise colleges and universities to carefully examine the assets of the institution across the arc of time.

AI in higher education: Unlocking creativity in an era of declining enrollment

AI discussions often focus on what jobs it might replace. But in higher ed marketing, AI is proving to be a liberator of human creativity.

How universities can build new bridges to industry

Interest in non-degree programming is growing among both professionals and institutions. Universities have a unique opportunity to align instruction with industry needs.

How to keep moving when higher ed data dries up

Budget cuts at the National Center for Education Statistics signal future disruptions to data collection, sounding the alarm for higher education planning.

Here’s how social media can build community for online and professional education

By balancing organic engagement with targeted paid promotion, institutions can build a cohesive, impactful community that supports long-term growth and connection.

2025 trends: What higher ed can learn from retail

Today’s students aren’t just learners, they’re savvy consumers with high expectations and countless options.

Why data science is revolutionary for higher ed finance

The question is not if higher education finance will evolve—it’s whether your institution will lead the way.

Holistic campus design strategies to combat loneliness 

By prioritizing spaces for connection, reflection, and well-being, campuses can play a vital role in addressing the student mental health crisis.

It’s time to get more strategic with international student engagement

It’s critical that institutions get their engagement with international students right, and ensure that—whatever the prevailing regulatory environment—they’re in a position to succeed.

Safe and ethical AI implementation in higher education

By implementing AI properly, leaders can feel equipped to prepare students for responsible AI use when they enter the workforce.

A trio of reasons for the TRIO Programs

For nearly 60 years, the TRIO programs have been a cornerstone of educational opportunity in the United States, expanding access to higher education for over six million Americans.

Already facing Trump administration cuts, U.S. colleges risk losses from another revenue source: foreign students

U.S. colleges are facing uncertainty about international enrollment due to visa cancellations and federal pressure. Schools risk losing funding and the ability to host international students, even though they enrolled a record 1.1 million last year.

How much should college students work? A professor looks at link between too much work and failing grades

Working more than 20 hours a week often hurts college students’ academic performance, according to research from a Minnesota professor. Experts say part-time jobs can help, but too many hours make it hard to keep up with classes and stay healthy.

Google is gifting a year of Gemini Advanced to every college student in the U.S.

To grow its user base and compete with OpenAI, Google is offering a free year of Gemini Advanced to U.S. college students. The deal includes premium AI tools and is open to anyone with a .edu email.

Big Ten Michigan schools make moves to create a ‘Mutual Defense Compact’ against Trump policies

The hope is that creating an alliance between the 18 universities in the Big Ten Conference to defend “academic freedom, institutional integrity, and the research enterprise,” as the resolution reads, will make schools stronger together.