This will close in 10 seconds skip ×
Closes in 10 seconds skip ×

Campus Life

Will 2020 election thrust higher ed into the spotlight?

While colleges and universities may get assistance from another COVID relief package, there may also be momentum to reauthorize the Higher Education Act.

Online learning, women seeking Executive MBAs rise

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to push business leaders seeking education to remote instruction

How one NY university opened 2 food pantries in a pandemic

New York Institute of Technology leaders, acting on a food insecurity crisis for students, took smart steps to launch their Grizzly Cupboards on their sites in Manhattan and on Long Island

How innovative institutions are thriving through digital transformation and consolidation

Amidst an increasingly challenging higher education landscape, some leading institutions are finding ways not only to survive, but thrive, through strategic innovation and digital transformation. By using technology to improve […]

Campus Takeovers give students a tour into ‘real’ college life

The new initiative launched by the National Society of High School Scholars provides a different spin on the college virtual tour

How to Drive Student Success Through Personalization and Collaboration

A University Business Web Seminar After embarking on one of the most non-traditional academic years to date, higher education institutions like the University of Mary were reminded of the importance […]
Wed Oct 21st, 2020

N.J. university cuts tuition 20% or more to new students

Fairleigh Dickinson also freezes tuition rates for existing students, understanding the hardships of COVID-19
Tue Oct 20th, 2020

Facing potential Title IX suit, William & Mary reinstates three women’s sports

The university is forging a Gender Equity Plan to become compliant in two years and William & Mary likely will need additional funding to keep some programs operating.
Tue Oct 20th, 2020

4 financial constraints facing student teachers

Concerns about compensation and paying back loans discourage college students from studying education and pursuing teaching careers
Tue Oct 20th, 2020

School of medicine students to deliver ‘COVID SOS’ to K-12s

Meridian Health school's future doctors will be providing needed guidance on the coronavirus pandemic to schools, parents and children in low-income communities
Tue Oct 20th, 2020

The 5 forces driving Wisconsin’s degree completion success

In 2014, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank put together a “degree completion working group” to accomplish these tasks: Improve the four-year graduate rate Shorten the time to degrees Close […]
Mon Oct 19th, 2020