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Operational Efficiency

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.’

Reports: Michigan State president facing uncertain future amid investigation

The ouster of the former dean of the Broad College of Business led to an inquiry into Samuel Stanley’s oversight at the university.

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.

‘Terror’ threats continue into 2022-23 at several universities, including Howard

Institutions should ensure their policies and procures in responding to bomb threats are updated.

Biden announces $10,000 in loan forgiveness, plus $20,000 in Pell relief for borrowers

While Democrats and philanthropy groups rejoice, Republican leaders call the president’s decision to push ahead on the massive plan ‘bloated’ and ‘political’.

Building Resiliency in Higher Ed Cybersecurity Programs

Threats relentlessly target higher education institutions – from ransomware to supply chain breaches (Log4j, Accellion, SolarWinds, and Exchange), to email and socially engineered attacks. The bar has been raised for […]
Fri Sep 2nd, 2022

Fast, Simple and Secure: How To Drive a Better Payments Experience for Students and Staff

From Boomers to Gen Z, colleges enroll a wide range of students possessing distinct interests, learning styles and not surprisingly, payment preferences. Offering a variety of payment options is critical […]
Fri Sep 2nd, 2022

Renovate or build new? What colleges can gain from saving legacy buildings

The charm might seem gone from historic campus structures, but preserving them can have its advantages.
Mon Aug 22nd, 2022

Report: Gag orders impacting education jump 250% this year

Though K-12s in conservative states bear brunt of attacks on free speech, colleges have been deeply impacted.
Thu Aug 18th, 2022

They’re here! Colleges welcome big invasion of students this fall

A new academic year brings new challenges, including housing, but campuses are working hard to meet their demands.
Wed Aug 17th, 2022

Biden Administration dismisses $3.9B in loan debt for students defrauded by ITT Institute

ED also puts DeVry on notice over job placement claims as it aims to help borrowers find relief from predatory institutions.
Tue Aug 16th, 2022