Chris Burt

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.

Eyes on the fall: Reopening in Florida, masks and vaccines

The Florida Institute of Technology is planning on in-person classes and a much fuller campus in August, leaning on the successes it had during the 2020-21 academic year.

Eyes on the fall: Mandatory vaccines, adherence mean more in-person at Harvey Mudd

The California college is looking forward to fall, when it says it could have 90-95% of its student body vaccinated.

Solar Decathlon: Illinois Tech, others shine in design

Illinois Institute of Technology students thought of everything – and nothing, too – in their award-winning design of a net zero facility in the...

What one HBCU credits for record surge in applications

Morgan State University is enjoying the riches of a bigger prospective student pool this year.

Legend, Fenway take center stage as commencements begin

President Biden will speak at U.S. Coast Guard Academy, VP Harris at Naval Academy ceremony later this month.

Online learning gets A, B grades from students, faculty, administrators

Students would like to see more fully online courses in the future, while administrators aren't so sure, according to the study from Cengage.

Education Dept. launches new ‘Best Practices’ site

The 'Safer Campuses Clearinghouse' website contains evidence-based strategies used effectively by higher education institutions and K-12 schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.

How this HBCU raised $181.4M in donations in 8 years

North Carolina A&T received more than 20,000 gifts during the campaign, which is already paying dividends in research, new centers of excellence and scholarship assistance.

Holistic measures catch eyes of 2-year college leaders

Though traditional indicators such as retention and completion are key, provosts, academic and student affairs officials are looking closely at other metrics.

ACHA says colleges should make vaccines mandatory

As long as they adhere to state law and have the resources, institutions should require the COVID-19 vaccination of their student populations.

Roosevelt School: LIU launches historic pathway for students

Tweed Roosevelt, great-grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, says the new school will be a place to truly learn about civics and government and most importantly, the 'three beacons'.

Decision Day: 74% of students will base choice on cost

Most are confident in their plans to pay for colleges and universities, but institutions still can provide assistance.

College enrollments saw steep 5.9% decline in spring

Community colleges continue yearlong fall, raising concern for National Student Clearinghouse Research Center officials.

How Biden’s $1.8T American Families Plan could help higher ed

From free community college tuition to expansion of the Pell Grants, an inside look at the sweeping proposal designed to boost student retention and completion.

Syracuse U. sees cannabis growth, starts certificate program

Several institutions are capitalizing on the trend of non-credit online courses that provide students paths to the cannabis industry.