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Admin & Management

Growing academic offering: Telehealth tech training for nurses

Since virtual health care is not likely going away, even after the COVID threat subsides, nursing program administrators are looking at adding more related education and experiences.

These 4 universities enjoying spike in applications

Although some institutions are struggling to find interested students, Harvard, Brown and Tufts all see spikes in those who want to join their Class of 2025.

How a college leads a city’s economic revitalization

Boosting middle school computer science curriculum anchors a multi-stage strategy developed at Le Moyne College to help revitalize the economy in Syracuse, New York.

Biden order extends relief to student loan borrowers … what’s next?

Those facing mounting debt get a reprieve until September to repay, but will they receive further assistance in the future? The new president had bold ideas in the election run-up.

5 steps forward financial aid leaders want from Biden

Financial aid administrators’ policy recommendations call for strengthening Pell Grants, curbing college loan debt and enhancing student aid delivery.

Ga. Tech, Pharrell team up on remix opportunity for K-12 students

Along with Amazon, the university and the singer-producer's non-profit are offering a music-driven competition and lesson plans based on coding and racial equity.
Thu Jan 21st, 2021

How faculty morale moves ahead in higher ed

Keeping instructors engaged requires a proactive approach that includes giving faculty a meaningful role in decision-making as well as building pride in academic departments and institutions.
Wed Jan 20th, 2021

Separating science from fiction, a college’s duty

UCLA leaders weigh in on disinformation and the role higher education can play in ensuring better outcomes that give the public real, accurate guidance.
Wed Jan 20th, 2021

4 ways to stop campus counselors from burning out

College students' surging demand for mental health care during COVID is raising concerns about burnout among campus counseling staff, a new report shows.

Wed Jan 20th, 2021

Why campus leaders must prioritize faculty morale

Keeping instructors engaged requires a proactive approach that includes giving faculty a meaningful role in decision-making as well as building pride in academic departments and institutions.
Fri Jan 15th, 2021

Biden’s COVID-19 relief plan includes $40B for higher ed

$170 billion in education stimulus would give $130 billion to K-12 schools, with the remainder going to colleges dealing with the shift to distance learning and other pandemic-related problems
Fri Jan 15th, 2021