Half of community college students report transferring as a goal but have never taken advantage of transfer advising, says a 2018 national report by the Center for Community...
Making heads or tails of the many factors influencing student outcomes—while necessary—is daunting and difficult.
For one university, a single wagging tail is making a...
Encouraging students to take a full-time course load to target on-time graduation has become a popular focus area in higher ed.
Cleveland State University takes...
Kim E. Schatzel will begin her term as president of Towson University, one of the University System of Maryland’s 12 institutions, in late January.
Currently...
Programs for students on the autism spectrum are no longer a unique campus concept, but Austin Peay State University’s Full Spectrum Learning (FSL) initiative...
Under construction on the site of a circa-1905 gymnasium, the 34,430-square-foot, three-story Convergent Media Center at Capital University in Ohio will create a hub of...
Apartment building at the University of Indianapolis
Up to 480 students will live in this $25 million, four-story apartment building. Located along the city’s increasingly...
Getting a spring cancellation from a confirmed commencement speaker—particularly a high-profile one—is a planning team’s nightmare. Pepperdine University’s Seaver College of Letters, Arts, and...
Higher ed institutions are expanding interdisciplinary research activity by hiring groups of faculty from multiple disciplines at the same time. The idea, pioneered by...
Rumors about the nearly two miles of tunnels that lie beneath Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, often revolve around its location near Wright-Patterson...
A brighter alternative to the pedestrian tunnel is a ground-level enclosed pedestrian street. It’s a concept that the University of Regina in Saskatchewan has...
Admissions marketing pros have heard a wide variety of reasons why prospective students don’t believe they can go—or go back—to college.
Park University in Missouri’s...
