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Chris Burt

about

Chris is a reporter and associate editor for LRP Media Group's publications, including University Business and District Administration magazines, covering all topics related to leadership. Prior to coming to LRP, Chris had a distinguished career as a multifaceted journalist and sports editor for some of the top newspapers and media outlets in the country, including the Palm Beach Post, Sun-Sentinel, Albany Times-Union and The Boston Globe.

Academic Affairs

Fuchs will step down as University of Florida president later this year

Amid explosive growth and several recent firestorms, he wants to return to teaching and research.
Admin & Management

Can’t find a COVID-19 test? At many universities, that’s not a problem

Omicron’s quick spread is a concern as the nation grips with supply issues, but institutions have solutions.
Academic Affairs

The student vote: Why it counts and how colleges can help in the process

Raising awareness and aiding young students in navigating a complex system can make them more civically engaged.
Academic Affairs

Two big higher ed developments: Return of Michigan HBCU, new build in Times Square

The revival of institution in Detroit will provide big opportunities for diverse students in retail.
Academic Affairs

These universities feel better restarting in person, even with COVID-19 raging

Vaccinations and increased testing of students provide an extra layer of protection as new semesters begin.
Academic Affairs

The top 100 colleges and universities that spent on R&D in 2020

Growth slowed but research was still robust across a range of fields, especially health sciences.
Academic Affairs

Threat of COVID-19 spread forces at least 9 universities to delay starts in 2022

As omicron engulfs much of the U.S., some institutions choose cautious routes to reopening this semester.
Academic Affairs

President Series: What is a new traditional university and why is the vision so vital?

Dr. Robert Johnson of Western New England University says the moment of reckoning has come for higher education. Will leaders look to the future or get stuck in the past?
Academic Affairs

Looking ahead to 2022 in higher education, with a focus on 2030

With COVID still lingering, leaders will be pressed to forge ahead on new initiatives and new ways of increasing student success.
Academic Affairs

Critical race theory: 3 experts discuss its true role in higher education

University leaders offer a history lesson by debunking several theories, including its prevalence on campuses.

Academic Affairs

Back to 2020? New COVID variant forces these colleges online in January

Several major universities, from Rhode Island to Washington, are making the switch to remote learning to start 2022.
Academic Affairs

How colleges can hit the mark on yield and enroll new students

Teams struggling to get admitted pools across the finish line should look closely at how their data is affecting projections.
Academic Affairs

How one private university is leveling tuition to attract first-generation students

Bentley University’s new program offers an affordable path for those who may have seen the institution as out of reach.
Academic Affairs

‘It wasn’t easy’ but December graduates get their day, with Biden leading way

The commencement shows go on at many colleges and universities despite threat of COVID-19 and omicron.
Academic Affairs

Thinking ahead: Why colleges need to plan long term for the effects of COVID-19

Infectious disease and crisis expert says the novel coronavirus is going to affect higher ed for awhile, so it’s time to start planning that way.
Academic Affairs

Could 2 key words be stopping colleges from requiring COVID-19 boosters?

The CDC’s current guidelines are giving institutions pause on whether they should mandate third doses.
Academic Affairs

HBCUs get another big gift before holidays: $2 million from Ralph Lauren Foundation

Morehouse, Spelman and 10 other institutions will target the donations toward scholarships that create retail pathways for students.
Academic Affairs

The steep toll the COVID-19 pandemic is having on student mental health

With more than 80% still experiencing high levels of stress, colleges must offer multiple layers of assistance.
Academic Affairs

Omicron fears rise as 900 cases of COVID-19 shut down Cornell University

University of Washington researchers are working quickly to identify the variant in nation’s hotspot.
Academic Affairs

Is red-hot cryptocurrency becoming the new gold standard in higher education?

University of the People is one of a number of institutions accepting payments, donations via Bitcoin and other digital assets.