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Ghost kitchens gaining steam on college campuses

Spurred by the pandemic and students ordering meals online, these smaller-format operations are providing safe, healthy meal alternatives to eat-in dining.

Higher ed spent more than $23B from endowments in FY20

The pandemic and losses in tuition forced many institutions to get creative in the first half of last year, but what are the prospects long-term?

9 HBCUs join $130M economic mobility plan to boost South

The colleges and universities will lend support to a massive effort to reinvigorate small businesses and entrepreneurship in seven cities.

Two universities to lead major health initiative in Ohio

Along with three partners, Cleveland State and Case Western will be at the forefront of helping developing a talent pool and exploring research related to infectious diseases and other critical care in new Innovation District.

Clemson receives record $60M gift for its business school

Dean Wendy York says “the sun is rising” on the program, which features a newly completed state-of-the-art building named for the philanthropists

Campus Digital Transformation: Digital Payments and Commerce for Virtual Learning Environments and Beyond

A University Business Web Seminar With an increasing number of schools adopting online learning and hybrid teaching models, many are still searching for ways to improve virtual learning logistics. Flexible […]
Thu Jan 28th, 2021

5 Strategies for a Safe Return to Campus

Join Transact to learn how different campuses pivoted quickly and used mobile technologies to serve their students while helping administrators meet social distancing requirements.
Thu Sep 24th, 2020

8 dining hall adjustments to make during the COVID-era

At the University of Rochester in New York, students can use the Grubhub app to place meal orders from dining halls and pick up groceries from the campus food market.
Tue Aug 4th, 2020

4 ways workforce development is improving communities during COVID era

Community colleges and four-year institutions are creating new workforce development training opportunities and forming strategic partnerships in their communities to improve employment numbers as quickly as possible.
Mon Jun 22nd, 2020

How an Ivy League school backs local businesses

Columbia University has launched a loan fund to help small upper Manhattan businesses recover as other colleges around the country offer free counseling and other programs.

Wed Jun 10th, 2020

UB Survey Results: Improving Campus Mail Center Operations

This web seminar addressed the results from a subscriber survey that University Business recently conducted on the variety of challenges that have been created by continued increases in online ordering. Sponsored content by Pitney Bowes.
Tue May 19th, 2020