Among the goals will be creating the first Black masculinities studies minor and online certificate program at an HBCU.

AcademicInfluence.com explores the controversy over college and university rankings in a series of hard-hitting interviews, as well as a timeline of associated news stories and op-eds detailing the inherent weaknesses of college rankings at well-known ranking sites.

Gordon W. Davis, a Lubbock businessman who spent 10 years as an associate professor in the college, and his wife, Joyce, have given a $44 million donation to rename the Gordon W. Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources and further support a program he helped bring into the national spotlight.

While higher education institutions continue to reel from unpredictable enrollment trends, the demographic cliff, decreased funding, increased costs and workforce shortages, finance leaders in the sector have largely transitioned from crisis management mode to planning for the future.

Most four-year and two-year institutions rebound well, showing that mobility is slowly returning.

AAC&U president addresses key issues impacting higher ed as the organization's annual meeting opens in Washington.

In exchange for 450 hours of service, each student will receive $10,000 toward their education and can get academic credit for their work.

The Big 12 is engaged in plans to split into two seven-team divisions in football beginning in 2023 to temporarily restructure as a 14-team league as the realignment process unfolds.