Editor's Note: This is part 1 of a 3-part series on b-school survival.
With the number of traditional MBA students dropping, business schools must get...
It’s fair to say that university leaders across the country are thinking about how they can promote diversity in their student bodies, faculties and...
Jesuit education in America has a distinguished history that is deeply rooted in faith and intellectual rigor. Today, according to the Association of Jesuit...
An increasing number of institutions are taking advantage of mobile technology to help recruit, engage and enroll prospective and admitted students. Mobile apps are...
Faced with rising costs of higher education, many students are deciding not to purchase required course materials, therefore going through their semester without the...
How can institutions embrace transparency and flexibility around changing models of revenue and cost mix, student success and graduation rates? This web seminar outlined...
Colleges and universities have become a favorite target of cybercriminals because of the sheer volume of student information they handle. This is because payment...
One of the most challenging aspects of hiring in higher education is recruiting and retaining top talent. Laurie Joyner, the president of Saint Xavier...
Over 100 schools have joined Great Lakes Educational Loan Services’ ScholarNet for Private Loans network this past year to connect with lenders who will...
Despite the big push for STEM majors and career-focused skills in recent years, the liberal arts seem to be making a resurgence.
Liberal arts degree...
