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.

Conquering COVID: College students are receiving vaccines

With time of the essence - as the end of semester nears and the fall semester looms - institutions are doing their part in trying to get their populations vaccinated.

How 5 colleges have reacted to spring COVID spikes

Strong in their guidance, institutions are again reminding students that gatherings and ignoring protocols can have negative consequences.

Playing it safe: 7 commencements with no guests

Spring 2021 ceremonies without family might be 'enormously disappointing' but at least they will be live for students.

College credits viewbook with 54% boost in applications

Hampden-Sydney College's bold strategy to reach prospective students through print gains a interested audience.

No Doubt: 3 ways colleges can scale corequisite plans

Giving students a chance to experience gateway college courses sooner can help ensure their persistence and completion.

Delaying college an option for 12% of H.S. students, survey notes

A new survey from Junior Achievement of 11th and 12th graders shows the potential fallout from the pandemic for 2021 and beyond.

How does your college stack up on Salary Score?

GradReports unveils a new metric to help determine its Best Colleges rankings for students who are seeking an edge in ROI that compares institutions in several categories.

UCF study shows masks are key to 3 feet of distancing

Researchers note the importance of mask wearing and ventilation over space between individuals during pandemic.

How friendly are colleges’ LGBTQ athletic policies?

Division I institutions earn a range of scores - some 100s, some zeroes - on their guidance, resources for student-athletes, staff.

Gonzaga: Champion for international students

The university known for its No. 1-ranked basketball team and scores of academic programs has been leading the way for students abroad, with an assist from a new platform.

Rider offers 6-month job promise … or other options

The institution is confident that its new 'Cranberry Investment' strategy will provide students with career paths.

These 45 HBCUs have $1.6 billion in debt eliminated

The Department of Education said the Capital Financing loan forgiveness will improve outcomes for institutions, students.

These 10 colleges will require vaccines for fall semester

Nova Southeastern University, Cornell University, and Roger Williams College in Rhode Island joined Rutgers in requiring students to be vaccinated for the fall term. Many other colleges and universities continue to take a more guarded approach to mandating vaccinations.

‘It’s Time’: regional comprehensive shifts into high gear

St. Cloud State University is embracing the future with a bold vision and strategic plan: 'It’s Time'

Philanthropist Soros pledges $500M to Bard College

In addition to philanthropist's gift, the New York institution receives $250 million more in its $1 billion mission.