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Chris Burt

about

Chris is a reporter and associate editor for University Business and District Administration magazines, covering the entirety of higher education and K-12 schools. Prior to coming to LRP, Chris had a distinguished career as a multifaceted editor, designer and reporter 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. He is a graduate of Northeastern University.

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Why long COVID may tax higher education’s resources for 2022-23

A task force devoted to help disability offices and the ACHA are working on further guidance for other campus leaders.
Academic Affairs

No relief? Romney, 4 Republican senators move to stop Biden from loan forgiveness

Conservative leaders push new Student Loan Accountability Act, saying it won’t help most Americans during time of inflation.
Academic Affairs

Kaepernick, 2 other ‘vanguards’ will receive honorary degrees from Morgan State

The former quarterback has been giving back to kids, writing books and being a leading spokesman on social causes.
Academic Affairs

5 tech leaders say higher ed must do better to meet employer demands

Embracing shorter-term credentials and leaning on partners are crucial to sustained success at colleges and universities.
Admin & Management

Buffalo shootings spark outrage, sadness from higher education leaders

HBCU president: ‘We cannot allow hatred to feel welcomed in our communities—no matter the race, color, ethnicity or religion.’
Access and Enrollment

Michigan ranks No. 1 on Money’s new Best Colleges list as public universities rule

The revamped ratings on return on investment don’t include highly selective institutions, which are on another list.
Access and Enrollment

The priceless plan from 22 higher ed groups that might trump $1.7T student loan fix

NASFAA and other organizations have drafted a lengthy report calling for a reset of the entire loan system.
Academic Affairs

Nearly a third of U.S. students polled favor banning Russian students during war

Some worry about spying, seat-taking at colleges, despite merits of international exchange.
Admin & Management

Republican senator draws jeers at Wyoming commencement after comment on gender

Cynthia Lummis’ statement sparks strong reaction from graduation crowd and on social media.
Access and Enrollment

‘The great elevator up’: 3 HBCU presidents discuss the need to lift students

Morehouse, Dillard and Paul Quinn leaders say investments need to be made in colleges that truly make a difference.
Admin & Management

Surprise, Samford: $100 million gift will keep the giving going

Alum who gained inspiration from attending the university in the 1950s died recently but left a massive donation for future students.
Academic Affairs

President Series: At Holy Cross, tradition reigns, but change has been positive

Vincent Rougeau says higher ed is ‘seeing a real moment’ of transformation, but liberal arts still has enormous value.
Academic Affairs

No-confidence votes pass against 3 presidents, including Sonoma State’s Sakaki

The president of Cal State Los Angeles is also under fire for his alleged inaction after a faculty member and Black Lives Matter leader was removed from an event by campus police.
Academic Affairs

The 39 million question: How can higher ed bring back students who stop out?

National Student Clearinghouse researchers and college leaders highlight opportunities for colleges who reenroll adult learners.
Academic Affairs

Start, Stop or Grow? New book helps college leaders manage academic programs

Program evaluation requires commitment and new tools to ensure colleges are remaining relevant, author Bob Atkins says.
The SAT and ACT face an uncertain future as colleges admissions tests in California. (Ben Mullins/Unsplash)
Academic Affairs

Tennessee backtracks on its test-optional policy. Where do other state systems stand?

The university will again require students to submit SAT and ACT scores in 2023, ending its waiver process two years early.
Admin & Management

First woman to lead Penn State promises excellence as president

Dr. Neeli Bendapudi, who came over from Louisville to replace Eric Barron, begins her tenure with a roar in Happy Valley.
Admin & Management

‘Ripple in a pond’: DEI and justice work at universities just beginning

Several college leaders say anti-racism efforts must be expanded, including engagement on campuses and within communities.
Academic Affairs

Wild commencement weekend: Women’s rights, Wonder, wind take center stage

Vice President Harris, Dr. Anthony Fauci and top entertainers send off graduates with praise for enduring tough two years, challenging them to be their best.
Access and Enrollment

Why applications are pouring in at these 2 unique state universities

Affordability is just one of the keys to success for forward-thinking institutions in Vermont and Michigan.