Despite AI's growing impact across all business units, administrators are increasingly skeptical about its place in the classroom

Advancement teams are reexamining how they accept donations as the potential fallout of accepting certain gifts rises.

Colleges are reframing tech use as a mental health issue with loneliness, anxiety and screen time intertwining on campuses.

Chris Rey is towing Barber-Scotia College in North Carolina back to federal accreditation. Can it adapt to a new higher education landscape?

Most college graduates in nearly one‑quarter of all majors were underemployed in 2024, according to new findings.

Administrators eager to upgrade their workflow can tinker with prompts to evaluate the effectiveness of today's chatbots.

While a larger accreditation landscape may promote competition, some experts are concerned that it may also "promote accreditor shopping."

Converging market pressures require a balancing act of agility and strong resolve from executive leadership. Can your institution weather the storm?