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Cultivating a no-growth master plan

The process of plotting the future of a college campus can conclude with a plan that doesn’t involve more physical space—and that’s ok, experts say.

Study: Majority of college students say they’re falling behind

Though colleges and universities are making strides, a newly released Canvas survey on higher education says they must do more to bridge gaps that exist

Why one state’s priciest school is cutting tuition in half

Alabama’s Spring Hill College joins growing number of schools slashing tuition to maintain enrollment as students cope with COVID pandemic’s economic fallout.

In year of change, Princeton still No. 1 in ‘Best Colleges’

The 2021 U.S. News and World Report annual rankings adjust for key factors affecting students during COVID-19, but many of the elite universities still stay near the top

Purdue program for underrepresented students sets record

Emerging Leaders Science Scholars program features financial support for studying abroad, internships, summer courses and faculty mentoring.

Where, and how, higher ed computing programs are growing

Software engineering degree programs are growing steadily while the more Black and Hispanic students are enrolling in some areas of computer science, an annual higher ed study has found.
Thu Sep 10th, 2020

U. of Colorado goes all in with sports betting partnership

The rare five-year deal will help offset any financial hardship from a lost fall season and provide students with unique educational opportunities
Thu Sep 10th, 2020

COVID leads more colleges to go SAT/ACT optional

COVID disruptions have led more colleges of all sizes to go test-optional, dropping admissions requirements for students' SAT and ACT scores.

Tue Sep 8th, 2020

U.S. universities take 8 of top 10 spots in world rankings

Despite that success, a familiar front-runner holds the No. 1 position for the fifth straight year, and China is making big inroads into in impact of global research.
Wed Sep 2nd, 2020

Winners, stragglers from Summer 2020 enrollment

Four-year institutions remain steady, while community colleges and rural institutions see declines
Tue Sep 1st, 2020

NJCAAe creates esports pipeline to high schools

The junior college body's partnership with Generation Esports will provide a direct recruiting path for the many students interesting in video gaming.
Tue Sep 1st, 2020