Matt Zalaznick is the managing editor of University Business and a life-long journalist. Prior to writing for University Business, he worked in daily news all over the country, from the NYC suburbs to the Rocky Mountains, Silicon Valley and the U.S. Virgin Islands. He's also in a band.
A culturally rich, historically black neighborhood in Pensacola, Florida, has been experiencing gentrification.
To keep the legacy of the Belmont-DeVilliers community alive, a local engineer...
Discounted Lyft and Uber rides present a transportation alternative for students on a growing number of campuses large and small.
One of the latest to...
Launching new athletic programs—a go-to strategy for driving enrollment and boosting campus enthusiasm—usually comes with some major costs. But some institutions have added a...
The development of career-oriented academic programs will, in the coming years, increasingly rely on collaboration between institutions and industry.
Rio Salado College, headquartered in Tempe,...
Open educational resources have grown over the last few years from one-off oddities in single courses to the basis of entire degree programs. Cutting...
Considering that textbooks can account for 25 percent of a community college student’s degree, some institutions have banded together to develop more open educational...
Helping all students reach their full academic and professional potential lies at the heart of several the initiatives honored as this summer’s Models of...
Administrators, faculty members and campus staff have been ordering all sorts of supplies from Amazon.com for years, but it was only recently that the...
Almost everybody ranks colleges these days—old stalwarts like U.S. News & World Report, influential upstarts like Washington Monthly and click-baiting websites that measure everything...
Students, of course, have lives beyond the classroom. That’s why campus success initiatives in 2016 will spread further beyond the classroom and academic sectors,...
Texas A&M University’s campaign to raise $4 billion for research, facilities and scholarships represents the largest-ever fundraising effort in a state known for going...
Your school has been rescued—now what? How do you restore students’ and parents’ faith in your revived institution?
Two colleges that have recently bounced back...
A small group of Tufts University students mounted a six-day hunger strike in May, but their target wasn’t fossil fuel divestment or nuclear disarmament....
Four major university systems will share online courses, analytics and learning-management software through a cloud-based digital education platform called Unizin, portions of which launched...
