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Academic Affairs

Is there a monopoly over the nation’s tenure-track professors?

Research suggests a staggering amount of tenure-track faculty are produced by only a handful of institutions, resulting in increased inequality among the U.S. professoriate.

President Series: Caring for students remains No. 1 goal at the University of Kentucky

With a mission to serve a diverse, expanding community on campus and individuals in need throughout the Bluegrass State, UK is thriving and ‘inspring ingenuity.’

6 factors that can help colleges deliver better online courses, resources

Wiley’s survey of students reveals that more than 90% like some form of digital learning.

World-class: These 19 HBCUs are recognized for work as Fulbright Institutional leaders

This year’s select colleges and universities are helping further engagement with the transformative international program.

New president seizes the moment, finds her ‘best life’ at Smith College

Sarah Willie-LeBreton, provost at Swarthmore College, is headed home to be a change-maker at the powerhouse women’s liberal arts institution.

Florida’s university system has a new chancellor, and it is this Republican

Ray Rodrigues, whose career includes positions at Florida Gulf Coast University and in the state Senate, will lead Florida's 12 public institutions. Will he be a good fit?
Thu Sep 15th, 2022

Sanction or sunset 58 college programs? Texas policy group says they should be

A state analysis shows the struggles of some institutions to give students a good early return on investment in specific academic fields.
Thu Sep 15th, 2022

U.S. News rankings: Columbia plummets, Princeton remains at top ahead of MIT

Still weighing reputation heavily, the new list includes mainstays near the top but a lot of publics in the top 40.
Mon Sep 12th, 2022

Go green? Growth potential is strong for degree programs around climate

More than 1,500 colleges and universities have tracks that focus on the environment, but more are needed as national workforce expands.
Wed Sep 7th, 2022

Is higher ed to blame for lack of gender, racial equity in workforce?

A new report from Georgetown unveils gaps in key industries, fueled by lack of representation of Blacks, Hispanics and women in top fields.
Thu Sep 1st, 2022

Leveling silos: Anthology CEO discusses creating data cohesion for higher ed, students

Jim Milton talks about his company's merger with Blackboard and the benefits of creating seamless, simple comprehensive learner records.
Wed Aug 31st, 2022